In Stage , is there a way to prevent right-click downloading?

petlloyd · 2014-09-17 04:59:49

there should be a box somewhere to tick maybe? I can´t find it if there is one.

I can´t make the filenumbers visable .
I have both title and captions ticked. I´m probably showing the text in white on white background ... but I haven´t found a way to correct it yet.

When I show the info I get this grey plate that´s covering a part of the picture. Is there a way to change that?
I´m using Stage exclusively at the moment and this is how it looks at the moment.

http://www.peterlloyd.se/webgallerier/web_strong/

rod barbee · 2014-09-17 06:41:50

On right-click disable: http://ce4.theturninggate.net/docs/doku … ntext_menu

I´m probably showing the text in white on white background

yep. looks like white on white text.
Change the UI Overlay Color or change the UI Color

When I show the info I get this grey plate that´s covering a part of the picture. Is there a way to change that?

it's actually white I believe. It just looks grey when covering the image. Change the UI Overlay Color

Also, your images are large enough to fill the grid container space. If you make them smaller, the info overlay will appear to fall below the images.
If you set the Aspect Ratio to 3:2 and your image size to, say 600px (in an 1140px grid core width), then the info bar will appear below the image.
But if you set your image sizes such that the combination of Aspect Ratio and image size will fill the container vertically, then you'll get the overlay over the image.

For example, if you have a core width of 1140 px and use the 2:1 Aspect ratio, the height of the container will be 570px. If any of your images are taller than about 570px minus the height of the overlay (there's probably also some padding in there too) then you'll get the overlay.
But if your aspect ratio is 3:2, any image that's about 760px minus the height of the overlay, or higher, you'll get the overlay across the image. In this scenario, it turns out that the images need to be at about 650px.

I believe this is just how Galleria works.

petlloyd · 2014-09-26 06:34:54

Thank you Rod the UI colours solved my issue. What I still do not understand is the sizing of the pictures. The pages look great on my desktop 1699x1200 but on my lap top parts are outside the screen. Same goes for mobiles. whats a good setting that works in most formats? My laptop is 1920x1080 would height 800px on the be a resonable figure.... this matter of setting the aspect ratio .... I don´t get it...to be honest.

So my question is... What are good standard settings which work on most platforms and screens?

This is what it looks lika at the moment, it´s getting closer but it´s still not there

http://peterlloyd.se/webgallerier/web_beauty/

Regards Peter

rod barbee · 2014-09-26 07:48:01

the page looks fine to me on my iPad and laptop. It's responsive so should look good on any screen

petlloyd · 2014-09-26 16:32:51

Thanks! is there a way to make the pictures sizable (zoomable)on mobile? Pinching and so on on mobile. Seems to me that the mobile version (android) takes a bit of fiddlig before you can fill up the screen so to say. I ´ve experimented with but not really found the way.

Regards Peter

rod barbee · 2014-09-26 17:46:17

I don't think so. But Matt will have to answer that one.

Matthew · 2014-09-26 17:50:34

Nope.

Em · 2014-10-24 06:30:58

Hi, I see where you find the aspect ratio. But where do I find the image size setting for what you are talking about here.

Thanks.

ETA: Found it I think. In the "output settings" tab.

Last edited by Em (2014-10-24 06:50:03)

rod barbee · 2014-10-24 06:58:42

yep

petlloyd · 2015-05-08 02:30:59

Hi Again. Where can I restrict the resolution when someone right clicks and downloads the picture? As it is now my pictures are 1024px wide and 240 dpi and that seems perfectly printable to me.
Regards Peter

rod barbee · 2015-05-08 02:49:39

You can't. Resolution doesn't matter. If an image is 1024px on the longest side it will only print out at a little over 4 inches at 240 dpi

Matthew · 2015-05-08 08:46:06

Ooo, I haven't linked to this in a while. I wrote a detailed article on this stuff some time back. Probably one of my best pieces. You should check it out.
http://theturninggate.net/2012/02/pixel … ith-truth/

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