I have been searching this board and looking in the code, but can't figure out:
On displayimage.php there is a table called "File Information". I want to decrease the width (or percentage of table used) of the column on the left that contains the field titles. Right now it appears to be a 50/50 split. Is there somwhere to define the % of table width used? I found it for login.php but am not finding anything similar for this page.
It's here in the theme system
function theme_html_picinfo(&$info)
{
global $lang_picinfo;
$html = '';
$html .= " <tr><td colspan=\"2\" class=\"tableh2_compact\"><b>{$lang_picinfo['title']}</b></td></tr>\n";
$template = " <tr><td class=\"tableb_compact\" valign=\"top\" >%s:</td><td class=\"tableb_compact\">%s</td></tr>\n";
foreach ($info as $key => $value) $html .= sprintf($template, $key, $value);
return $html;
}
I thought it had something to do with that, and I pasted that into my theme.php file. I guess I am not sure what exactly to change in that code to define the width. I guess I need to learn more about html/php before I can accomplish what I want. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.
However, If someone knows and can code an example in what Nibbler posted I certainly would be appreciative.
Set the td widths like this
function theme_html_picinfo(&$info)
{
global $lang_picinfo;
$html = '';
$html .= " <tr><td colspan=\"2\" class=\"tableh2_compact\"><b>{$lang_picinfo['title']}</b></td></tr>\n";
$template = " <tr><td class=\"tableb_compact\" valign=\"top\" width=\"40%\">%s:</td><td class=\"tableb_compact\" width=\"60%\">%s</td></tr>\n";
foreach ($info as $key => $value) $html .= sprintf($template, $key, $value);
return $html;
}
I've not tested it but it should work.
Thanks. I tried as suggested and tested and the results was the table did not display. The "File Information" heading was there, but the two columns of fields were not. I also tried it (just to test) in themes.inc.php, pasting the code exactly as you had it. Still, nothing. I have a hack that when you click on the filename, it allows you to download. Maybe that is conflicting (???).
Thanks again for the suggestion, however, it appears that some other hack I have done must be conflicting.
don't edit themes.inc.php, under no circumstances!
I just figured out how to make this work so I thought I would share my code.
First I added the function theme_html_picinfo to my local theme.php file. Then I changed the code like this:
function theme_html_picinfo(&$info)
{
global $lang_picinfo;
$html = '';
$html .= " <tr><td colspan=\"2\" class=\"tableh2_compact\"><b>{$lang_picinfo['title']}</b></td></tr>\n";
$template = " <tr><td class=\"tableb_compact\" valign=\"top\" align=\"right\" width=\"50%%\">%s:</td><td class=\"tableb_compact\" align=\"left\" >%s</td></tr>\n";
foreach ($info as $key => $value) $html .= sprintf($template, $key, $value);
return $html;
}
Note that the percent sign (%) is a special character in PHP. So to use it in this context you need to write %%. See the code above for example.
Now my EXIF data is center aligned and much more readable IMHO. You can see an example here:
http://www.lightquestphoto.com/coppermine/displayimage.php?album=1&pos=0
I also removed some extra info I didn't want which wouldn't go away with the EXIF Manager. I had to edit the displayimage.php for that.
- Derek