The Gregwar Image plugin provide a simple object-oriented images handling and caching API with Gregwar Image Class.
See this instruction
!(Image)[{Image open="themes/default/assets/img/fansoro-logo.png" width=100 height=100}]
| name | description |
|---|---|
| open | Set image file to open |
| width | Set image width |
| height | Set image height |
| resize_method | Set image resize method, accepted values: scale force crop zoom |
| contrast | Set image contrast effect (from -100 to +100) |
| brighness | Set image brighness effect (from -255 to +255) |
| smooth | Set image smooth |
| negate | Set image negate filter, accepted values: true |
| sepia | Set image sepia filter, accepted values: true |
| sharp | Set image sharp filter, accepted values: true |
| edge | Set image edge filter, accepted values: true |
| emboss | Set image emboss filter, accepted values: true |
| grayscale | Set image grayscale filter, accepted values: true |
| colorize | Set image colorize, accepted values: true |
| red | Set red color |
| green | Set green color |
| blue | Set blue color |
| x | Set x |
| y | Set y |
| background | Set image background color |
| angle | Set image angle |
| font | Set font name |
| text | Set text |
| size | Set font size |
| position | Set text position |
In the templates you have a full power of Gregwar Image Class.
<img src="{Image::open('themes/default/assets/img/fansoro-logo.png')->resize(100, 100)}" />| name | value | description |
|---|---|---|
| enabled | true | or false to disable the plugin |
See LICENSE