storage-resize-images: allow to specify a specific size for a specific path
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This feature request is for extension: storage-resize-images
What feature would you like to see?
I’d like to specify one (or more) size on a per-path basis
How would you use it?
I would generate different image resolutions for different content types (ex. artwork content type vs category content type)
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Hey @kuamanet, thanks for the suggestion. We’re wary of increasing the number of parameters for each extension, particularly one that has 7 already. If anyone else would like to see this feature, please leave a comment below so we can see how popular it is!
In the mean time, I would suggest that what you want is already possible. You could just create a
storage-resize-image
extension for each image size(s), and use the include and exclude path options to specify which images ought to be resized.@chris Yes, that is correct.