Thanks. I had a look at them documents, and I thought I could edit the current files as well.mjau-mjau wrote: ↑11 Dec 2024, 21:15Hi Faust. Unfortunately, this is not possible from X3 for a few reasons:
For the above reasons, it's not feasible to attempt to add watermarking action to X3.
- Adding watermarks on already compressed JPG images, causes the images to be re-compressed after creating the watermark. Although the impact may be minimal, it's not generally good practice.
- Creating watermarks would require ImageMagick, which isn't available in most shared hosting.
Instead, there is an option to add watermarks ON UPLOAD from the Files Gallery interface. With this, it means the watermarks get added during the upload process, and will therefore resize and compress in the same single process. Also, since the process is done from browser, it doesn't require ImageMagick or any specific server features. Unfortunately, this is not possible for already-uploaded images.
If you wanted to look further into this:
https://demo.files.gallery/?samples/watermark DEMO
https://www.files.gallery/docs/image-watermarking/ DOCS
https://www.photo.gallery/docs/plugins/files-gallery/ Files Gallery in X3
Unless I am mistaken, in Koken you upload and maintain large original images, and all variations are then created from the original. This means that when you add a watermark, all variations would be (re-)created with the watermark, while the original image remains unaffected. This means there is no specific loss of quality when watermark (and all variations) are created from the large original. In X3, the "large" file is the one uploaded and viewed by visitor, which is (should be) already resized and compressed.Faust wrote:I use to run photography site in Koken. And remember they had watermark plugin. Thought I could ask here, maybe there’s something planned like this.
Not from the X3 panel. If you have imagemagick and can use SSH (terminal command-line), then there might be a script that could loop through all images in your content and add a watermark.Faust wrote:Thanks. I had a look at them documents, and I thought I could edit the current files as well.
I think you are right. It was original photo size. I guess make sense what you are saying.Unless I am mistaken, in Koken you upload and maintain large original images, and all variations are then created from the original. This means that when you add a watermark, all variations would be (re-)created with the watermark, while the original image remains unaffected. This means there is no specific loss of quality when watermark (and all variations) are created from the large original. In X3, the "large" file is the one uploaded and viewed by visitor, which is (should be) already resized and compressed.