What's New in 14.60 but where?

[aurumdigitus]

Enhanced Tiles Views. Tiles can be much larger now and their size is freely configurable.

Okay, but where and how?

What's New should cue us in! It is not self apparent.

[mwb1100]

Does the "More Details..." link take care of this?

[aurumdigitus]

It does not which is why the query was posted. Please share with me were to go to change the setting for tile size so the new feature can be put to use.

[TheQwerty]

Sorry, I thought you were just commenting on the website - not actually asking where to do this.

Tools > Configuration > Preview > Thumbnails > Show thumbnails in tiles view > Small/Large Size

Tip: To make the best use of thumbnail caching I recommend configuring your tiles to use sizes you're already using for thumbnails.

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[klownboy]

Hi aurumdigitus, please go to the menu, Tools | Configuration | Thumbnails. Find the setting, "Show Thumbnails in Tiles view" (mid page - make sure it is checked). Under that setting you'll see the settings for tile size, small and large. Note, if you use the same size tile as you have for a thumbnail size (located up above on the same page), they will share the same cache which means you will cut down on the number of caches and drive space used. For example, I have large thumbnails now set to 240x240 (instead of 240x180 I had originally) and the large tiles (which is square) set also to 240.

Oops TheQwerty beat me to the punch.

[aurumdigitus]

@ TheQwerty - For the second time in as many days I owe you for your help and the time it took It is almost as though you are on "speed dial" for problems.

BTW:

a common rule is: look in list management first when trying to edit any lists

This is sage advice to the extent that a CTB has been created for it.

[aurumdigitus]

@ klownboy - You also deserve thank you's for having answered many questions of mine over time. Folks like you who provide rapid replies on this Forum are one of XY's outstanding features.

Of course none of us would be here were it not for Don's coding.

[semicodin]

This is sage advice to the extent that a CTB has been created for it.

Please tell me you're not contemplating suicide!










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