How to disable file compression

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C5 makes all my images look like crap. I would really like to know how to disable this.

I tried adding this to site.php:
define('AL_THUMBNAIL_JPEG_COMPRESSION', 100);

And it didn't work. Are there other steps I need to take?

I need to know how to disable it for PNGs also. This is a huge issue, mainly because the logo at the top of the site needs to be a PNG, and it is extremely blurry and nasty to look at.

Thanks!

 
enlil replied on at Permalink Reply
enlil
Can you post a link? Are you using a "responsive" theme that may be stretching your images to 100% width by default??
wilfordbrimley replied on at Permalink Reply
Ah, yes, Foundation5. I will do some digging, but if you are familiar with framework please let me know what you know!

Site is on localhost right now.
enlil replied on at Permalink Reply
enlil
you should be able to add a max-width to the images via css to solve that problem...
wilfordbrimley replied on at Permalink Reply
This seems to be what is causing the problem, found in foundation.css:

img {
max-width: 100%;
height: auto; }

When I remove the max-width style, it actually fixes the images. *Shrug*
enlil replied on at Permalink Reply
enlil
That should also do it globally for you.

Make sure to copy that file to the appropriate override folder. If you don't, and you ever update the theme (upon available updates) you will lose that modification :)