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Introduction
CroppableImageField is a drop-in replacement for the Archetype field ImageField. Includes support for:
Generating cropped thumbnails so that a collection of images can have thumbnails with a common aspect ratio independent of their individual aspect ratios. CroppableImageField lets you indicate which part of the image to crop from. You can configure CroppableImageField to crop from the top, middle or bottom of an image.
Dynamic rescaling of the original image.
(Other cropping or clipping products already exist. All have slightly varying features.)
Status
In use on several production sites.
Changelog
1.0b1 (2010-01-18)
Initial release.
2 maintainers
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