Champ image : Orientation portrait / paysage des miniatures

Bonjour,

J'ai un souci avec le champ image.
Existe-t-il un moyen de le paramétrer pour qu'il respecte l'orientation des photos quand il crée les miniatures et affiche côte à côte des formats portraits et paysages ?
J'utilise ce champ pour un formulaire de candidature. Les "candidats" doivent pouvoir télécharger des photos au format qu'ils souhaitent... et le "jury" a besoin de les voir s'afficher dans le bon sens... forcément c'est plus pratique...
Merci d'avance pour vos réponses !

Céline

Hello,

you question is about aligning the images or about scale/cropping the images ?

- about frontend appearance of image field, please try this parameter
next FLEXIcontent version moves some image parameters near to help easier configuration)

For different frontend appearance, change this image field parameter:
Desktop Layout

Regards

Hello ggppdk,

Let try in English !
My question is about scale/scropping the images.
Is there a way to parameter the field so it respect the original orientation of the image (ex. : portait 400x600 or paysage 600x400) ?
Actually it considers the longest size is the width so vertical image are tilted... (or otherwise in accordance with the parameters)
I tried various settings without success
Is there a solution? Or should I start looking at how to add commands image reversal in the lightbox?

Thank you for your interest and sorry for google traductor...
Have a good day!

C

Hello

scale maintains the aspect ratio,

about your question, you want the image field to guess which side of the image will be considered "width" ?

Uh ... yes, I guess. As components Photo Gallery ... I wish I could just set the height OR width and let the tool resize proportionally.
My question seems to amaze you? Maybe I don't explain very well... sorry ...

c.line wrote: Uh ... yes, I guess. As components Photo Gallery ... I wish I could just set the height OR width and let the tool resize proportionally.
My question seems to amaze you? Maybe I don't explain very well... sorry ...

Scale option can do exactly that,

e.g. set width to 800 and height to a big value 10000

-- this way width will be specific and height will be proportional (that is why it is called scale)

-- also about frontend display, find parameter (in image/gallery field)
Gallery Layout
and test various options

Regards