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  1. marco
    Member
    Posted 9 years ago

    I'm from Brazil and I have problems with some chars áéí etc

    If you modify this line

    <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="en">

    to

    <html>

    in the photos html archives, you solve the problem.

    You may improve Photo Zoom putting the option to resize only in the browser and in the photo html archive you put
    <img src=xxx.jpg width=yyy> without the height
    The image will have the same phisical size but the visualization will be resized.
    And if you put a link in the photo to a new page with the same photo without the <width=> you will have done the zoom in the photo.
    Sorry abou mey english.
    I like so much your software.
    You may also ability the software to put the php tag
    <? include("header.htm"); ?>
    at the beginning of the file and
    <? include("footer.htm"); ?>
    at the end of the photos files to people include modifications
    at the begging and the ending of all photo files.

  2. Mark
    Administrator
    Posted 9 years ago

    These modifications, unfortunately, would invalidate the XHTML documents.

    Rest assured, however, that I will certainly address the issue of international character support for the next release.

    I am also working on a way to easily customize the photo pages without the need to have PHP running on the user's server.

  3. marco
    Member
    Posted 9 years ago

    And about the zoom in to the original size of the image ?

  4. marco
    Member
    Posted 9 years ago

    and if if only cut the

    xml:lang="en"

    and the

    charset=utf-8

    I think that this works in xhtml

    here with explorer 5 works well

  5. Mark
    Administrator
    Posted 9 years ago

    If you would like to change your pages to use Latin international characters, change "utf-8" to "iso-8859-1", but do not remove it altogether. Even though Internet Explorer renders the page correctly with these parts removed, the document will still be considered invalid.

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