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Chapter 11 This is all very cool, but sometimes it might be nice to pre-create some manipulations for repeated use, or even a set of manipulations to be executed in order. This is what Image Styles are for, and we'll look at that now. Image Styles Image Styles is the Drupal 7 core replacement for the popular Imagecache module, which has been around since Drupal 5. Image Styles is a collection of manipulations which can be saved as a group to be applied to images. Once saved, these styles can be easily used as formatters for Image fields, or they can be used in code by calling a theme function as we did above with our hand-crafted images. [ 331 ]
Working with Files and Images You can create an image style by visiting admin/config/media/image-styles where you will see the following screen: Drupal ships with three commonly used image styles in place, namely, thumbnail, medium and large. Each of these scales an image to a specific size. If you want to create a new style, you can click Add style, and after entering a unique name for your style, you will see the following screen: [ 332 ]
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Foreword Drupal has its roots in th
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About the Authors Matt Butcher is a
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