thats a cool idea but I havent seen any plugins that can do that.
Right now i’m using ImageManager…. this script creates the thumbnails, but i dont know how to add them directly to my page… any help….
Seems like an if condition would accomplish this.
if index.php <thumbnailimage>
else <full image>
and can u give me an example of something like this – code page, plugin, etc…
Maybe an ideea for an nice plugin….. something like this can solve the problem.
A plugin that creates a custom field for all the posts in the blog. In the field you will have only to insert the image name (ex: myphoto.jpg). If you are viewing the main page, then the script will display the thumbnail (thumbmyphoto.jpg) and in the single page – the post whit the real img.
If a post will not contain an image, the code will be remove…
just an ideea … i don’t know how to do this, maybe there is something similar to my ideea, or someone will like to create one.
double post – delete this one
and can u give me an example of something like this – code page, plugin, etc…
I don’t actually know how to do it. I’ve just see it used in themes…you know “if this is the main page then show calendar” kind of thing. This would be a cool plugin.
Problem solved just like i wanted to. If someone is interested how i made it … ask… right now i’m happy…
Its a little bit complicated. I have installed 3 plugins for doing this one: ImageManager, rc:custom_field_gui and Get Custom Field Values… u can found them in the plugin codex section.
Whit the first one… ImageManager … i’m uploading the image from my computer in an /images/ directory and auto creating the thumbnails in /images/thumb/ directory.
After that i have installd rc:custom_field_gui and addet a simple custom field to all the posts:
[Images]
type = textfield
Them the 3’rd plugin, Get Custom Field Values, addet the code to the loop of my pages (index.php and single.php)
For the thumb in index.php i have add:
<?php echo c2c_get_custom(‘Images’, ‘<img alt=”images” class=”images” src=”path/to/my/direcoty/images/thumb/’, ‘.jpg” />’, ”); ?>
And for the original format image in single.php:
<?php echo c2c_get_custom(‘Images’, ‘<img alt=”images” class=”images” src=”path/to/my/direcoty/images/’, ‘.jpg” />’, ”); ?>
any questions?
not yet… the template is not over… it will be an extreme looping of the blog…
