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(8 replies, posted in Juicebox-Pro Support)

Thanks for getting back to me Steven.
I don't like fit to fill . The images I was using in my website looked very amateurish as thumbnails with bits cropped out of them. I thought the whole idea of a thumbnail was to give a mini representation of the image not an approximation.

Anyway I have solved my problem by editing the macro supplied by Imatch so that it can create all the required images and add which ever preset I want to the config.xml.

Imatch 5 is an image asset manager produced by Photools.com. It allows you to create each required jpeg size individually from a master uncompressed tif or psd file. I am a photographer and I organise all my images on an Imatch database.

I like the way juicebox displays on all the devices I have run it on - it is excellent! Would I be right in assuming that the 215kb js file contains some of the jquery library. Is there any way of optimising this overhead ?  On a bootstrap site you are already including the minified jQuery library at 95kb.

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(8 replies, posted in Juicebox-Pro Support)

Is it possible to use a 'fit in' method to create the thumbnails in Juicebox Pro 1.4.3.
Using the amateur version of Juicebox as a plugin in Imatch gave me perfectly sized thumbnails. Whereas the $$$$$ pro version is cropping all my images when generating the thumbnails.

Am I missing something here ? - I don't find any posts on this topic.