tablestyle => CSS class name |
tableheadstyle => > CSS class name |
rowstyle => CSS Class name |
cellstyle => CSS Class name |
linkstyle => CSS Class name |
imagestyle => CSS Class name |
imagesize => "thumb" or "int" or "large" |
imageheight => numeric |
imagewidth => numeric |
noimage => "" |
subtitlelink => "" |
The CSS Style passed to it will be added to all <TABLE> tags
The CSS Style passed to it will be added to all <TH> tags
The CSS Style passed to it will be added to all <TR> tags
The CSS Style passed to it will be added to all <TD> tags
The CSS Style passed to it will be added to all <A HREF> tags
The CSS Style passed to it will be added to all <IMG> tags
This tells CpmFetch which of three image sizes it should get from your gallery for a photo. The default is to grab the thumbnail version (thumb), but you can also grab the intermediate size (int) or the full size version (large).
This entry will set the height attribute on the <IMG> tags. It will essentially force your browser to resize the image to a specific height. If you specify just the height and not the width, the ration will be kept the same. If you specify both, funky things will happen - which can be cool if thats what you are looking for.
This entry will set the width attribute on the <IMG> tags. It will essentially force your browser to resize the image to a specific width. If you specify just the width and not the height, the ration will be kept the same. If you specify both, funky things will happen - which can be cool if thats what you are looking for.
If you simply want subtitles displayed, and no images... add this entry. The value you give to the key will be ignored at this time, so don't worry about what you put in there. "" will suffice. Its highly recommended that you use this with a subtitle, otherwise nothing will display at all.
The presence of this tag tells CpmFetch to make the subtitle a link also. It follows the linking rules you set with the imagelink and windowtarget settings (see below).