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<blockquote data-quote="Jay_UK" data-source="post: 931280" data-attributes="member: 98509">Hi there,&nbsp;What do you mean wrong aspect ratio?&nbsp;The total thumbnail size will be the size of the original source (if no size is specified).&nbsp;So in the case above 1920 x 800.&nbsp;Then you decided you wanted two rows x 1 column - therefore the width of the image will be 1920, but the height of each tile/frame will now be 800 / 2 = 400&nbsp;So the individual tiles will be 1920x400.&nbsp;What do you expect them to be?&nbsp;I can see several ways of handling this:&nbsp;Shrink the width of the tiles to maintain aspect ratio (and then fill the gaps with black?)Crop the image?Alter the overall thumb size to maintain aspect ratio (this will keep the aspect - but will mean the thumbnail will possibly be a different size depending on source?&nbsp;The original source will be large...they might be 1920x800 images!&nbsp;J.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jay_UK, post: 931280, member: 98509"] Hi there, What do you mean wrong aspect ratio? The total thumbnail size will be the size of the original source (if no size is specified). So in the case above 1920 x 800. Then you decided you wanted two rows x 1 column - therefore the width of the image will be 1920, but the height of each tile/frame will now be 800 / 2 = 400 So the individual tiles will be 1920x400. What do you expect them to be? I can see several ways of handling this: Shrink the width of the tiles to maintain aspect ratio (and then fill the gaps with black?) Crop the image? Alter the overall thumb size to maintain aspect ratio (this will keep the aspect - but will mean the thumbnail will possibly be a different size depending on source? The original source will be large...they might be 1920x800 images! J. [/QUOTE]

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