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Picture.js in master branch was handling that. But I understand, using sorl.thumbnail doesnot require cropping. But recangular images appear in oval shape in the new feed page which looks does not look as good as circular images of master branch.
In the templates the common syntax is:
{% thumbnail reply.user.picture "x60" as im %}
instead, We should use
{% thumbnail reply.user.picture "60x60" as im %}
or
{% thumbnail reply.user.picture "60x60" crop="center" as im %}
On top of this we should allow users to pick the center of the image. Which may require picture.js
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Not everybody has portrait pictures; I guess there are a lot of selfies and those are not squared. But you're right, the functionality to upload additional pictures would be useful.
- Added password change functionality.
- vitorfs#167 Restored the old crop profile image section and fixed profile images aspect ratio.
- Changed Notifications and News UI to a better looking.
- Added Bell notification with number count.
- Changed delete news posts to be removed by Ajax request.
- Updated migrations so ImageField is not anymore in User model (since upload mage has changed)
- vitorfs#222 Added links in Notifications and fixed 'replied to' messages (still have to put the right addres to the links)
Picture.js in master branch was handling that. But I understand, using sorl.thumbnail doesnot require cropping. But recangular images appear in oval shape in the new feed page which looks does not look as good as circular images of master branch.
In the templates the common syntax is:
{% thumbnail reply.user.picture "x60" as im %}
instead, We should use
{% thumbnail reply.user.picture "60x60" as im %}
or
{% thumbnail reply.user.picture "60x60" crop="center" as im %}
On top of this we should allow users to pick the center of the image. Which may require picture.js
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: