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I just saw the 7.11 version updates. Then I saw this:
http://issues.umbraco.org/issue/U4-11395#
I'm not sure exactly what they mean but I'm very intrigued. Can we actually auto minimize images in the backoffice with Gulp (or maybe webpack? A man can only dream) as soon as they get uploaded?
Apologies if it's a silly question
Hi Harry,
That PR is for the images that make up the CMS.
However there is a plugin for ImageProccessor that does optimise the images that are been resized etc by the Image Cropper
http://imageprocessor.org/imageprocessor-web/plugins/postprocessor/
The proceessor is set to keep all of an images EXIF data so that the copyright is maintained etc.
You can remove all EXIF data by setting preserveExifMetaData="false" in the config/Processing.Config file.
All you need to do is install the plugin above and ensure you are using Image crops etc.
Cheers
Matt
P.S this does not reduced the raw images size in the media folder.
Hi Harry
Just want to add to Matthew's response that it's also possible to pre process the uploaded images when they're being uploaded - James who created Image processor has written an article about that here https://24days.in/umbraco-cms/2014/all-your-images-are-belong-to-umbraco/
/Jan
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I just saw the 7.11 version updates. Then I saw this:
http://issues.umbraco.org/issue/U4-11395#
I'm not sure exactly what they mean but I'm very intrigued. Can we actually auto minimize images in the backoffice with Gulp (or maybe webpack? A man can only dream) as soon as they get uploaded?
Apologies if it's a silly question
Hi Harry,
That PR is for the images that make up the CMS.
However there is a plugin for ImageProccessor that does optimise the images that are been resized etc by the Image Cropper
http://imageprocessor.org/imageprocessor-web/plugins/postprocessor/
The proceessor is set to keep all of an images EXIF data so that the copyright is maintained etc.
You can remove all EXIF data by setting preserveExifMetaData="false" in the config/Processing.Config file.
All you need to do is install the plugin above and ensure you are using Image crops etc.
Cheers
Matt
P.S this does not reduced the raw images size in the media folder.
Hi Harry
Just want to add to Matthew's response that it's also possible to pre process the uploaded images when they're being uploaded - James who created Image processor has written an article about that here https://24days.in/umbraco-cms/2014/all-your-images-are-belong-to-umbraco/
/Jan
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