You can specify a width on the Upload Datatype which you can find on on the dataypes node in the developer section. You can specify multiple sizes by using a semicolon . The filename will be [image]_thumb[specified width].jpg/gif whatever. The default size in the Media section will stay 100 * x.
You can find some old legacy documentation, showing how to provide the numbers for the thumbnails.
thanks for your response!!
That sounds great - but if you havent added any sizes Umbraco is generating at a specific dimension automatically a big-thumb.jpg file.
eg. I upload a image in the media section with the name of "test.jpg", Umbraco is generating a "testbig-thumb.jpg".
But just at a specific dimensions :)
Dimensions of image to generate *_big-thumb.jpg
Hi there, can anyone of you tell me at which dimensions of an image Umbraco is generating a _big-thumb.jpg file?
Thanks!!! Cheers Arthur
Hi Arthur,
You can specify a width on the Upload Datatype which you can find on on the dataypes node in the developer section. You can specify multiple sizes by using a semicolon . The filename will be [image]_thumb[specified width].jpg/gif whatever. The default size in the Media section will stay 100 * x.
You can find some old legacy documentation, showing how to provide the numbers for the thumbnails.
https://github.com/umbraco/UmbracoDocs/blob/v7-documentation/Using-Umbraco/Backoffice-Overview/Property-Editors/Built-in-Property-Editors/Upload.md
Hope this helps,
/Dennis
Hi Dennis,
thanks for your response!! That sounds great - but if you havent added any sizes Umbraco is generating at a specific dimension automatically a big-thumb.jpg file. eg. I upload a image in the media section with the name of "test.jpg", Umbraco is generating a "testbig-thumb.jpg". But just at a specific dimensions :)
Thanks!
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