New debug and error reporting makes it much easier to diagnose resizer issues. The X3 resizer has the capability of dynamically increasing the PHP memory limit on server if an image resize operation requires more memory than assigned by default. This was always enabled before, but has now been disabled by default.Īs a precaution, the X3 resizer will now block all resize request widths that are not used by X3. This was always enabled, but now you have the option to disable it. Sharpens resized images slightly to prevent images from becoming blurry when they are resized. Several new image resize options under Settings › Advanced › Image resizer screenĪttempts to crop images based on "interesting" areas (for examples faces). Can be used to delete cache for a specific image or delete all cache for a folder (including subfolders).
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New Tools › Cache › Image Cache Delete screenĪllows you to delete resize cache items based on a full or partial path match.New Tools › Cache › Image Cache Clean screenĪutomatically deletes all expired image resize cache items.This means that the X3 panel can now automatically check and delete unused, expired and orphan image resize cache items every time it opens. With the new render cache, resized images will now get stored in paths that correspond with the original source image path. When updating from a previous X3 version, the obsolete _cache/images/rendered directory will be kept while converting resize cache to the new direct render path format. Multiply that with all your galleries and all your visitors and there is loads of time and resources saved! That's 10 seconds faster loading for all images in a single gallery. This could serve cached requests 0.1 seconds faster, which in itself is not a lot, but imagine you have a gallery with 100 images. Following requests will then be served the image directly from server without having to pass through PHP to check if the image is cached or not. For example, resize request /render/w640/path/image.jpg will now create the resized image in that exact path in your X3 dir on server. Direct render cache ⚡Ĭached resized images will now get created directly in the path matching the request. Although the X3 resizer is independent from the rest of the X3 app, it is an extremely crucial part of X3 which gets called for all image requests. The X3 resizer is responsible for resizing and caching all images in your X3 galleries as they get requested.
In this release we have re-created the X3 image resizer with several new features, all packed into a single PHP file for optimal performance. Navigate to Panel › Tools › X3 Updates See X3 Docs In this update, we present to you a brand new image resizer with several new features, new pleasing scrollbar designs, improved page navigation plugin and much more.
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