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http://opensource.org/licenses/gpl-license.php GNU General Public License v2
      
      ReIMG Image Resizer
      
      Resizes user-posted images, including or excluding signatures, that are too large, optionally overlaying a zoom button to view the original-sized image (optionally in a lightbox or even using Highslide JS).
      
      This MOD depends on client-side javascript support. However, it will not break without javascript, there will simply be less functionality (i.e. too large images will not be resized after all).
      
This MOD has been tested successfully with the following browsers:

* Internet Explorer 6, 7, 8, 9
* Firefox 1.0, 1.5, 2, 3, 3.5, 4.0
* Opera 9.27, 9.5, 9.6
* Safari 3.1, 4
* Mozilla 1.7
* Google Chrome 2.0.172.37
* Konqueror 4.2.2
* Epiphany 2.26.3

Since this MOD was not designed for any of these browsers specifically, any other W3C (semi-)compliant browser should also work.

This MOD uses HTML attributes (onload and onerror) that are not part of the XHTML 1.0 Strict and Transitional specifications. This is not a problem in virtually all popular browser software, but if you really need to stay 100% XHTML 1.0 compliant, then you could leave out the onload and onerror attributes. The drawback of this is that all images are shown at once, but only after the full document (including *all* images) has loaded. The user will probably experience this as being slower, because he will not see the images loading. One way of solving this is to show thumbnails of the images while loading them by adding this rule to your theme's style sheet:

.reimg { width: 10%; height: auto; visibility: visible; }

Included with this MOD are two versions of the reimg.js and litebox.js javascript files:

1. In root/reimg/ you will find the compressed versions, which are smaller in file size and will download more quickly. (For more information visit http://javascriptcompressor.com/.)
2. In contrib/js_original/ you will find the original javascript files with reasonably documented source code, which is more easily hackable/editable.

By default the compressed versions are installed to optimize for speed.

To change settings go to ACP -> Post Settings -> Image Resize Settings (at the bottom of the page).
Please note that if you plan on using Highslide JS you must follow the instructions shown next to the Zooming Method drop-down.
      
      
         
            David Colon
            DavidIQ
            [email protected]
            http://www.davidiq.com/
            
               
            
         
         
            Theo Niessink
            TaleTN
            [email protected]
            http://www.taletn.com/
            
               
            
         
      
      
      2.0.2
      
      
         easy
         300
         3.0.12
      

      
         
            2011-03-27
            2.0.0
            
               New ReIMG version!
            
         
         
            2012-01-02
            2.0.1
            
               Added XHTML-compliancy switch.
               Fixed loading image bug (was not showing).
               Actually use the correct methods for enlarging images when button is not used.
               Redo hook so that using define('LOAD_REIMG', true); actually loads ReIMG in other pages.
               3.0.10 release
               Bug fix: Resize message details in MCP
               Bug fix: Resolve undefined index errors
               Bug fix: Properly show horizontal scrollbar on oversized images
               Add proper handling of external pages
            
         
         
            2013-10-21
            2.0.2
            
               Bug fixes
            
         
      
      
      
         Main Installer
      
   

   
      
         
      

      
         
            </head>
            <!-- INCLUDE mods/reimg_content.html -->
         
      

      
         
            </head>
            <!-- INCLUDE mods/reimg_content.html -->
         
      

      
         
            </head>
            <!-- INCLUDE mods/reimg_content.html -->
         
      

      Remember to purge the cache.