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Image Resizing Made Easy. Smart script

Image resizing is big trouble for every project.

I found a perfect script which almost cover every aspect of a developer.

http://github.com/maxim/smart_resize_image/

This script re-size as per given WIDTH and / or HEIGHT.

Output is in FILE as well as in TAG ( image object )

Following are the features..


    * If you pass width as 0 (zero) — this function will disregard width, and use height as constraint. Same vice versa.    * If you set “proportional” to false - the function will simply stretch (or shrink) the image to its full constraints.    * If one of the dimensions is set to zero, and proportional set to “false” - then the image will be forced to stretch or shrink the other dimension, and disregard the zeroed dimension (leave it the same).    * If proportional is set to true - the image will resize to constraints proportionally, once again, with possibility to have either width or height set to zero.    * The function can use either linux “rm” command, or php @unlink. Most probably you don’t need to ever use that flag, but on some setups - @unlink won’t work due to user access restrictions.    * The function will simply replace the file that you give it, with the resized file.    * The function supports gif, png, and jpeg, and preserves the transparency of gif and png images.    * Tested on GD version 2.0.28 only.

Enjoy Smart Image Resizing ..

Regards
Sushant Danekar

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