posted on December 15, 2009 03:10:21 PM new
Hi,
I wouldl ike to change the image of item page into the image shown on item detailed page or larger and higher definition.
posted on December 15, 2009 04:25:25 PM new
Hello,
You will need to edit the HTML/CSS code manually from the store editor page to make the changes your looking to do currently.
We are checking if there is an easy step we can relay to you in order to make this change and will post back when that is available.
posted on December 17, 2009 10:24:47 AM new
Hello,
This a bit of a tricky one, but it can be done if your familiar with editing this type of code. There several are height and width restricting properties from the image all the way to the table that surrounds it. Remove these properties and adjust the image max height + width and it should work.
1. Start with the <TD class=”InfoProd1”> cell. In the CSS for the class .InfoProd1 { remove the width property
2. In the CSS for the class .InfoProd1 div { remove the width property
3. Then the last div before you get to the image has two width properties set on it. One on the element and one in the CSS. Remove both. For the CSS find the class .InfoProd1 div div { remove the width property. Then in the template the properties need to be removed from the actual div.
4. Then make the image bigger by finding the class .InfoProd_T[class]{ and adjusting the max-height and max-width properties.
posted on December 17, 2009 03:39:12 PM new
Hello,
Thanks a lot for your instruction. I replace .ResImg_S with .ResImg_B(bigger one) but I am not satisfied with image quality. I love to show the image as shown on item detailed page. I think Auto-image-Resizing software downgrade image quality when they resize. I also used .InfoProd_T but it still shows low quality image on item page.
Please let me know how to show high quality images of the size I set manually.
posted on December 20, 2009 11:05:19 AM new
Hello,
There isn't a specific setting that would work for images in general, unfortunately. You would need to do some experimenting with the height and width properties, and also with the original image sizes and resolutions.
