aristent

Hi ,i wondering how i can change the auto reduce size images from posts to see the original size allways.
Is from my computer or from board settings?
Sorry i am not a computer expert...

danzanchy

why would you want that? it would just make some threads that are pic heavy a pain to scroll through... it seems more logical to just click the image you want to see full size and let it open in a new window

but if you must i believe it would be a browser setting unless the site has an override for the setting, which i'm pretty sure it does, ill update you once i figure out the exact process for doing this

btw what browser are you using? i believe firefox has a setting for this sort of thing

danzanchy

For Internet Explorer, and possibly Google Chrome:

1. Open up "Internet Options".
2. Click "Advanced".
3. Scroll down to "Multimedia".
4. Uncheck "Enable Automatic Image Resizing".
5. Press "OK" to close the dialog box.

For Firefox:

1. In a new tab type "about:config" (without quotes) in the address bar
2. Copy and paste "browser.enable_automatic_image_resizing" (without quotes) into the filter field
3. Double-click the entry to change it to false
4. Close tab or about:config editor and changes will take effect right-away.

Try these and see if they work...

danzanchy

update:

the settings for internet explorer will not work for this forum since its hard coded into the site, but it works for google images and the like... i'll keep looking for future reference for members


another update:

if you want to try something a little more advanced, these links will help you out, i haven't tried them yet though... turns out its a bit harder to do what you ask for...

here is the plugin

here are the instructions

good luck

aristent

Thank you danzanchy for your help.
I think this type of resize image is from forum.
M5 board have a different resize a like this better:klik

danzanchy

yes, it is definitely from the forum... i'll keep looking for the easiest solution because i like to waste time on stuff like this but i believe the links i provided should hold the solution...

and you're welcome