Additional default thumbnail sizes

I want my main image thumbnails a different default size from my additional image thumbnails.



The category images can be given a separate setting why not the additional images.



I have to change this manually and it is easy to forget.:oops:

Agreed. There is a big difference between the main product “thumbnail” and an additional image thumbnail (or at least there should be).

Any update to this post. I also would like the thumbnail for the product picture to be larger than the ones in the image tab for additional images.

Thanks

They say that 1.3.6 is having a major change in the back end - so maybe then.

[quote name=‘Page’]I want my main image thumbnails a different default size from my additional image thumbnails.



The category images can be given a separate setting why not the additional images.



I have to change this manually and it is easy to forget.:oops:[/QUOTE]

try to change in additional_images.tpl

```php {include file=“common_templates/image.tpl” images=$image_pair object_type=“product”} ```

to

```php

{include file=“common_templates/image.tpl” image_width=“100” show_thumbnail=“Y” images=$image_pair no_ids=true object_type=“product”}

```

where image_width is 100,200,300.etc…

In my additional images tab, I’m trying to display a thumbnail that’s clickable to a larger image, but I don’t want the “View Larger Image” text to appear underneath it. Any ideas on how to accomplish this? Neither of the options below get rid of the magnifying glass and accompanying text.

```php {include file=“common_templates/image.tpl” images=$image_pair}

{include file=“common_templates/image.tpl” image_width=“73” show_thumbnail=“Y” images=$image_pair no_ids=true object_type=“product”} ```

I just did that myself – I wanted to display the “view larger” text only for the main image link, and not for each secondary image.



What I did was, I created my own variable, which I called $showtextdetaillink.



In additional_images.tpl, I put this code immediately before the {if $image_pair} line:

{assign var="showtextdetaillink" value=false}



So that block looks like this:


{assign var="showtextdetaillink" value=false}
{if $image_pair}
{include file="common_templates/image.tpl" images=$image_pair object_type="product"}
{/if}




Then, in common_templates/image.tpl, I enclosed the block that displays that text within an {if} statement that checks that variable:

{if $showtextdetaillink}


{$lang.view_larger_image}


{/if}




I’m not sure that would be the “best” way to do it, but it accomplished exactly what I wanted.

I tweaked the code just a bit, but the concept worked.