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Hello,
Excuse me for this translation.
Is it possible to have bigger thumbnails in my Blog page.Thank you
http://www.photo-marcellin.fr/ImagevueMar/Blog/
 

Marcellin wrote:Is it possible to have bigger thumbnails in my Blog page.Thank you
http://www.photo-marcellin.fr/ImagevueMar/Blog/
 

Yes, it is certainly possible. Keep in mind, the size of the images is basically based on your GRID settings, and how much width is available on the page.

1. The folders module WIDTH for this page is set to "narrow". Try change it to "default" or even "wide" for more horizontal space.


2. You are using a 2:1 CROP on your images. If you change it to for example 4:3 or even 1:1, the images will occupy more vertical space.


3.Currently, I see you have a GRID layout set to 2,1,1. That will of course create TWO images on each row. You could change to the VERTICAL layout so that each image takes full width of the narrow layout, or use the "vertical split" layout as in this example.

Thank you Karl but I would like a presentation that looks like this but a little smaller for the size of the thumbnails
http://www.ehretic.com/blog/
How can you modify the footer where it is registered  :copyright: 2017 www.photo-marcellin.fr/ImagevueMar

Thanks in advance Marcellin

Marcellin wrote:Thank you Karl but I would like a presentation that looks like this but a little smaller for the size of the thumbnails
http://www.ehretic.com/blog/

The only difference between that page and yours, is that it is using a wider layout set to "default", as I explained in my previous post under #1:

mjau-mjau wrote:1. The folders module WIDTH for this page is set to "narrow". Try change it to "default" or even "wide" for more horizontal space.

Images in layouts don't have specifically set pixel-widths, because this does not apply properly in modern responsive web design. Size of thumbnails will be decided based on #1 The width of module containing the layout and #2 the grid settings (amount, space etc) ... #3 and on mobile devices, it will depend on the width of the mobile device.

Marcellin wrote:How can you modify the footer where it is registered  :copyright: 2017 www.photo-marcellin.fr/ImagevueMar

Go to settings -> footer, and remove the dynamic {{copy}} text at the end. You can add your own text/links instead, for example something like this:

Thank you very much Karl
 but I can not seem to do what I want I think http://www.ehretic.com/blog/

 It took a 10 4 report for the thumbnails but it does not matter I will leave it so,
however how to prohibit access to the content folder when tapping the address on a browser

 Thanks a lot and Imagevue x3 is great

Marcellin wrote:Thank you very much Karl
 but I can not seem to do what I want I think http://www.ehretic.com/blog/

Well, I am not quite sure what the question is right now, but checking your blog page, you are assigning some kinda "assets" folder, so images are not loading http://www.photo-marcellin.fr/ImagevueMar/Blog/ ... Really not sure what complicated stuff you are trying to do here.

The /blog/ page at ehretic, and also on mjau-mjau.com/blog/, is simply a folder /blog/ with child pages /blog/post/. The posts will automatically list on the /blog/ page, with their preview-image ... Preview image is ANY image uploaded to the post folder.

Even when you fix that, you will STILL need to do as I posted previously. Set the WIDTH of the folders module to DEFAULT, instead of NARROW, as you have it set to now.

Marcellin wrote:It took a 10 4 report for the thumbnails but it does not matter I will leave it so,

Sorry, not sure what you mean 10 4 report. If you want larger images, you need to provide more space for them.

Marcellin wrote:however how to prohibit access to the content folder when tapping the address on a browser

This should already be DEFAULT from your hosting. But if you need to fix it, you will need to open the .htaccess, and add the following: A setting for this might be available from your hosting cPanel, I don't know. You should check with your hosting service, as this is not part of what X3 can or should do.