Hi Katja,
I have never done this, but you could try this:
Because browsers can also scale images, you can have TYPO3 render the images
with a large pixel size, and still show them at a reasonable web-size by
overruling the real picture size with CSS img width and height.
I'm not sure what resolution browsers will output to the printer if you have a
high-res image, which is scaled to a smaller size by CSS, but it's worth trying.
Otherwise, you can add a print stylesheet to be able to render different sizes
for the print version, while still having a normal website (only thing ofcourse
is that downloading the images will take longer).
The only difficulty I see is rendering variable image sizes using CSS styled
content, you may have to tweak something there if you need that.
Just some ideas, hope it's useful.
Loek
On 15-10-12 12:04, Katja Lampela wrote:
Hi,
Okay, great thank you all!
- Katja
15.10.2012 9:41, bernd wilke kirjoitti:
Am 14.10.2012 15:47, schrieb Katja Lampela:
Hi,
I'm looking for a way to get high resolution print of a website. Now the
tough part obviously is the images, is there any way to increase the
image resolution in a TYPO3 installation. Any other hint how to do this?
"high resolution print" = "page width = 10000px" ?
You only can integrate and output images with more pixels if you do your
layout with more pixels.
don't build pages with a width of 1000px or 2000px, but build pages with
a width of 10000px.
enhance the constants for maximum image width in the constant-editor
from 600 to 8000 to get the ability to display immages with more pixels
in the FE.
and use bigger numbers in your CSS. e.g. enhance the fontsize from 12px
to 120px.
in the browser you may view the pages with a large minification.
bernd
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