Description of problem: When exporting selected images into a web album gthumb does keep ratio of exported images but on index pages it writes: width="159" height="159" for a landscape thumbnail and width="90" height="90" if this happens to be a portrait, in every 'class="thumbnail-image"' anchor. For files in 'html/' subdirectory and 'class="preview"' these are, respectively, width="650" height="650" and width="450" height="450" Results are quite messy when displayed in a browser. Not that surprising. The simplest fix is to drop these width/height specifications as they are definitely not required there; thumbnails and previews have required dimensions. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gthumb-3.2.6-1.fc20 How reproducible: always Additional info: Older gthumb versions did not suffer from that attack of "smartness" even if spurious size specs were present (but they did not force squares).
I get the same issue... I had a look in the template file /usr/share/gthumb/albumthemes/Wiki/image.gthtml but it does not help. The size restriction should be generated by the '<%= image preview' in this line: 67 <a href="<%= file_name with_relative_path %>"><%= image preview class="preview" %></a> Anyway, I write a one line script to remove the 'width' and 'height' instructions from the html pages. It can help as workaround waiting a better solution. cd ~/tmp/my-generated-gallery/ for file in $(ls -1 html/); do sed -i -e 's/width="..." height="..."//g' $file ;done
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