Creating image sizes

April 11, 2024 01:54 PM •

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After a user uploads an image, Brightspot crops out various regions depending on the context. For example, in the context of an author’s bio page, the crop region is typically large; in the context of a byline, the crop region is typically small.

The easiest way to instantiate image sizes is in a theme’s configuration file _config.json ; for details, see Image sizes. You can also instantiate image sizes using the classes ImageSize and ImageSizeBuilder .

Property	Description	Type
displayName	Customized label for an image size in the image editor. In the absence of the property group, Brightspot lists image sizes first by aspect ratio, then in order of display name.	String
format	Specifies the format in which an image is delivered to the client.	String
group	Heading under which an image size appears in the image editor.	String
height	Height of rendered image in web page.	int
maximumHeight	Maximum height of image size. Aspect ratio will be preserved by the resize at run time.	int
maximumWidth	Maximum width of image size. Aspect ratio will be preserved by the resize at run time.	int
quality	Specifies an image’s visual quality and compression level at run time.	int
srcsetDescriptors	A list of image density or width descriptors to support different device screen resolutions. For more information, see srcSetDescriptors .	List<String>
Watermark	Text appearing on top of image, often a copyright notice or attribution.	Watermark
width	Width of rendered image in web page.	int

Example 1: Listing image sizes by display name

                    Listing image sizes by display name
                
        ImageSize imageSize = ImageSize.builder()
    .internalName("landscape-large-50x50")
    .displayName("Landscape large 150x100") 
    .width(150) 
    .height(100)
    .build();
        
        Sets the image size’s display name to Landscape large 150x100.
    
        Sets the image’s aspect ratio to 1.5:1 (= 150 ÷ 100). At run time, Brightspot lists all image sizes by aspect ratio in the image editor. If you have another image size with the same aspect ratio, such as 300 × 200, Brightspot lists it with all other image sizes having aspect ratio 1.5:1.

Example 2: Listing image sizes by group name

                    Listing image sizes by group name
                
        ImageSize imageSize = ImageSize.builder()
    .group("Rectangles") 
    .width(200)
    .height(100)
    .build();
        
        Assigns this image size to a group Rectangles. At run time, Brightspot displays in the image editor only one thumbnail for all image sizes with the same group name.

See also:

Registering image sizes
Retrieving image information

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