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web gallery fullscreen modification

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  • Drew Altdo
    When you create a Web Contact sheet we save the CSS and JavaScript files with the contact sheet.
    You're welcome to edit them to fit your needs.
    The only option is to edit the CSS to reflect default resizing to meet your needs, padding or percentages to fit your needs.
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  • danielschweinert
    Thanks Drew for the tip,

    I've just started editing the CSS scripts making the gallery container the same size as the preview images.
    But it would be great if this is solved directly in C1 Pro with just putting a checkmark to use the native preview image size.
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  • Drew Altdo
    That would be a great feature request to make through a support case 😉
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  • Paul Crivellari
    It definitely would be nice to have some more options in the web gallery exporter in C1 but if you want to save some time you can create your own web gallery templates quickly based off of the ones shipped with C1. From the Finder right click on the Capture One app and choose Show Package Contents. Navigate to Contents->Resources->Web Contact Sheet->Themes. The subfolders in this directory correspond to the templates in C1. We always use the classic template but needed to remove the image counter and add a link so our clients could download selects for comparison. I just duplicated the Classic (Dark) folder and renamed it something that made sense then edited the appropriate files. Remember to save a copy of your custom template somewhere else as you will lose it if you overwrite the application (i.e. software update, reinstall, etc). Next time you open the web gallery exporter in C1 select your new theme from the drop down.

    This method saves quite a bit of time and avoids the problem of forgetting to update the appropriate files every time you generate a new gallery. It would be nice to see Phase One move this folder out of the app package in a future version and publish a complete spec for building custom templates but in the meantime it's fairly easy to work around.
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  • danielschweinert
    Thanks paulcrivellari,

    thats really a great hint!
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  • Nicolas
    [quote="paulcrivellari" wrote:
    This method saves quite a bit of time and avoids the problem of forgetting to update the appropriate files every time you generate a new gallery. It would be nice to see Phase One move this folder out of the app package in a future version and publish a complete spec for building custom templates but in the meantime it's fairly easy to work around.

    Yes it works well, but be careful to save it in order to reinstall it into C1 when a new version comes out…
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