Jthumbs 
Version
1.4 (last update on Jun 6, 2009)
Rating
Compatibility
Votes
11
Favoured
15
License
GPL
Non-Commercial
Type
Views
18722
Date Added
6 October 2008
v.1.3 : now with phpThumb() by James Heinrich there are better functions for creating thumbs... no more problems with .png images...
v.1.4 : Added images attributes (align,vspace,hspace)
Editor's Note
- The additional script Highslide JS is not free for commercial use
bysunpietro on September 24, 2009
It works how it should in FF, but in IE makes some problems with stack overflow.
I don't know how to solve it.
I don't know how to solve it.
byStephanny on August 14, 2009
This plugin was so easy to install. After I enabled it, it automatically resized all my site images. It was easy to change the paramaters setting as well. I highly recommend this plugin! Great job to the developers! Keep it up.
bynorthernlights on July 4, 2009
Easy to install and use. Slick opening animation. I really thought I'd found my extension... until I noticed that the only place you set the display image size is in the plugin itself, and thus *every* image is shown the exact same size (whether it's portrait or landscape). Oh dear. I could even have forgiven this if they allowed you to EITHER put in a height or width but leave one empty. Nope. You have to put in both.
If you only plan on showing one image or identical size and shape images you'll love this. If you need even the tiniest degree of flexibility, try something else.
If you only plan on showing one image or identical size and shape images you'll love this. If you need even the tiniest degree of flexibility, try something else.
bybaloni on June 29, 2009
Good and simple to user plugin. If you get can't open file error, just fix permission of plugins/content/jthumbs/includes/jthumbs.css file.
thnx
thnx
byLaxon on June 11, 2009
This is a very useful tool, if you only need this functionality just download it and you will be making thumbs in no time.
[If you don't want to add a file to your template CSS just add this class to the image: class="jthumbs"]
Works perfectly, fits the pages and has a nice style to it to top it all off.
Well done :)
[If you don't want to add a file to your template CSS just add this class to the image: class="jthumbs"]
Works perfectly, fits the pages and has a nice style to it to top it all off.
Well done :)
bybaijianpeng on October 19, 2008
Due to the poor instructions from the author, I can't get this plugin to work at first. Finally I realized that I just need to give the image a CSS class named jthumbs. Then it worked. I saw the highslide effects.
But the thumbnail image did not show up properly. My thumbnails look like a vertical bar in gray color with a size about 2px*15px. If I click that gray bar, there will pop-up the large image. I can't understand this.
Anyway, this plugin seems the easiest way to get highslide images. Hope the author will improve it. Thanks.
But the thumbnail image did not show up properly. My thumbnails look like a vertical bar in gray color with a size about 2px*15px. If I click that gray bar, there will pop-up the large image. I can't understand this.
Anyway, this plugin seems the easiest way to get highslide images. Hope the author will improve it. Thanks.






