Hello 
today i’m going to talk about resizing your the images in your site.
So let’s say for example that you have a CMS system – like Joomla for example. In the administration you usually have functionality like – uploading images and linking them in your content.
But often the problem with that is that usually the customers will upload too large images (copied in raw jpeg directly from their cameras) and when they link them to the content of their website, it get’s really messy.
Anyway you can fix this by writing some script that directly resize the image to some resolution like 500px/* for example, but what will happen if you want to put lightbox or something other to show the image in large resolution, or you just want to put some function to download the original file etc. You simply can’t because the image was resized at the moment it was uploaded on the server.
How about dinamically resize the image at the very moment that client requests it?
So that way we wont have a big image that the client has to download, and at the same time we will still have the original, good resolution copy of the image, in case that we need it. We can also use the following PHP script for creating thumbnails.
Well – as you will see below it’s not hard at all to do it, i mean not hard at all
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