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How to change size of images on front page?

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friv

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When i want to activate images to appear on front page how can i change a size of that images? Example to be 100X100 each. Which file i must find?
 
To exactly fit that dimension, the only thing that you can do is to grab the image array and populate the html on your own.

Hack the index view at app/themes/Peafowl/views/index.php and get rid of the listing part, then use get_list()->output_assoc to access to the image array and then populate your html.
 
Hi, can you please explain in more details? This is almost first thing after purchase that I need to do 🙂 How to change image from square to rectangle? based on ratio. With horizontal alignment something like flickr have..where you have fixed height but fluid width. Can you help more?
 
If you don't understand that then you shouldn't even try to achieve something like this because it requires PHP, HTML and CSS. Alternatively, you can do it all via CSS by forcing styles only for body#index, which is like this:

Code: 
body#index .selector {color: red;}

If you don't get that either then you shouldn't even try to modify anything. It is not something that you can one-click tweak and you need some knowledge to make it possible.

Bottom line is that there is a thin line that divides actual support from customized labor and this fall into heavy custom stuff.
 
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