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What's this?
This plugin will add a button for vistors to download the full-size picture.
Install
Install through plugin manager. No extra steps are needed.
Uninstall
Uninstall via plugin manager
Configuration
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Show download link in categories that match this regular expression
If the download link should not be shown in all categories
but only in some, you can achieve this with this setting:
Set it to a regular expression to match the categories where
you want the download link to be shown. In other categories it
will not be shown. If you are not familiar with regular
expressions, use /.*/ for all, or something like /^(Cat 1|Cat 2|Another Cat)$/
to list a couple of categories.
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Show download link to logged users only
Set to yes if you do not want unregistered visitors to see the Download link. Default is all vistors.
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Place the download link at what position in the picture page?
Determine where you want the download link to be placed within the picture
page. Options are:
- above the picture
- under the picture
- under the title/caption
- in the file info box, this is the box that can
optionally be shown or hidden
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HTML attributes for surrounding <span> element
Add the specified text to the <span> element which
surrounds the download link. This can be used to add CSS
properties for customizing the layout, e.g.:
style="display: block; padding-top: 0.1em; text-align: center;"
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Link for what picture size?
Determine what picture size the download link is supposed
to download to the user. Options are:
- Full Size picture (as originally uploaded)
- Intermediate picture (the size as displayed on the picture page)
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Use Content-Disposition to Save As
Set to yes if you want the link to suggest the browser to save the file.
In the background this works via a header called Content-Disposition and should woth with any modern browser.
Set to no if you want the link to open the full size picture in a new browser window.
Credits
- Plugin (original) by Joe Carver
- Somc contributions since v1.2 and German translations by Roland Fulde
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