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Heidi Jovanovic
I am looking for a convenient way to export albums to CD and view
pictures on CD together with comments.
Presently I export them using the KIPI CD Archive Module. This works
fine. But I am unable to view pictures conveniently together with their
respective comments. It seems viewing them in an internet browser by
starting with the file index.html that was created while archiving on CD
should be the solution. But, using e.g. KDE or Firefix 1.5.0.3, pictures
are so large that they do not fit on the screen and the comments
displayed at the same time so small I am unable to read them. Is there
any way to adapt the size (I can make pictures a little smaller using
the "-" Symbol or "Ctrl - ", but still they will not fit) ? Or is there
any better way to export them on CD or better program to view them with
once exported on CD?

Hoping somebody can help and thanking you in advance - Heidi

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Re: export to CD

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Dnia Tuesday 02 December 2008, Heidi Jovanovic napisał:
>
> Hoping somebody can help and thanking you in advance - Heidi
>

The simplest method it to use HTML export plugin where you can control
all aspects of HTML gallery. Downside here is that original size images
are mixed in one folder with other files - html pages, thumbnails.

With few additional commands and a bit of messing with theme xsl file
you could fix it also. Of course you need also to burn CD "outside" of
digiKam.

In CD Archiving plugin problem lies in HTML generated by itself. WWW
page just loads image in its full size and browser behaviour is
completely normal.

Do you have program from sources? If so you can modify them to adjust
them for your purposes. In file kipi-plugins/cdarchiving/cdarchiving.cpp
in line 1219 add width=\"800\" as seen below:

stream << "<img class=\"photo\" width=\"800\" src=\"../../../" <<
m_AlbumTitle << "/" << imgName

If you don't have sources you could try to play with Greasemonkey in
Firefox but I don't know it.

m.

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THANKS Re: export to CD

Heidi Jovanovic
Thanks a lot. Using the HTML export turns out to be quite convenient,
after having tried it a bit.

Am Dienstag, den 02.12.2008, 18:56 +0100 schrieb Mikolaj Machowski:

> Dnia Tuesday 02 December 2008, Heidi Jovanovic napisał:
> >
> > Hoping somebody can help and thanking you in advance - Heidi
> >
>
> The simplest method it to use HTML export plugin where you can control
> all aspects of HTML gallery. Downside here is that original size images
> are mixed in one folder with other files - html pages, thumbnails.
>
> With few additional commands and a bit of messing with theme xsl file
> you could fix it also. Of course you need also to burn CD "outside" of
> digiKam.
>
> In CD Archiving plugin problem lies in HTML generated by itself. WWW
> page just loads image in its full size and browser behaviour is
> completely normal.

> Do you have program from sources? If so you can modify them to adjust
> them for your purposes. In file kipi-plugins/cdarchiving/cdarchiving.cpp
> in line 1219 add width=\"800\" as seen below:
>
> stream << "<img class=\"photo\" width=\"800\" src=\"../../../" <<
> m_AlbumTitle << "/" << imgName
>
Thanks. I have note your suggestion. Presently I do not have the
sources, nor have I ever compiled anything on my own. So I think it
would be rather difficult for me. But maybe I shall try some day.
Meanwhile the HTML export does quite well what I was looking for.


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