def width_of_image_container(context, plugin):
# Based on the plugin settings and placeholder width, calculate image container width
# work out native image aspect ratio
plugin.has_borders = False
# width values
# None: use native width
# <0: an absolute value
# <=100: a percentage of placeholder's width
# 1000: automatic, based on placeholder's width
placeholder_width = get_placeholder_width(context, plugin)
if plugin.width > 0 and plugin.width <= 100:
width = placeholder_width / 100.0 * plugin.width
auto = False
else:
width = placeholder_width
auto = True
# calculate the width of the block the image will be in
width = calculate_container_width(context, plugin, width, auto)
# return the width of the container
print "width_of_image_container", width
return width
def get_container_width(self, context):
# Based on the plugin settings and placeholder width, calculate image container width
# work out native image aspect ratio
self.has_borders = False
# width values
# None: use native width
# <0: an absolute value
# <=100: a percentage of placeholder's width
# 1000: automatic, based on placeholder's width
placeholder_width = get_placeholder_width(context, self)
if self.width > 0 and self.width <= 100:
width = placeholder_width / 100.0 * self.width
auto = False
else:
width = placeholder_width
auto = True
# calculate the width of the block the image will be in
self.container_width = int(
calculate_container_width(context, self, width, auto))
return self.container_width # return it for further processing
def width_of_image_container(context, plugin):
# Based on the plugin settings and placeholder width, calculate image width
# work out native image aspect ratio
plugin.has_borders = False
# width values
# None: use native width
# <0: an absolute value
# <=100: a percentage of placeholder's width
# 1000: automatic, based on placeholder's width
placeholder_width = get_placeholder_width(context, plugin)
if plugin.width > 0 and plugin.width <= 100:
width = placeholder_width/100.0 * plugin.width
auto = False
else:
width = placeholder_width
auto = True
# calculate the width of the block the image will be in
width = calculate_container_width(context, plugin, width, auto)
return width
def render(self, context, instance, placeholder):
segments = list(instance.carousel_item.all())
if len(segments) < 2:
return # because it would be silly to have a carousel with only one segment
# TODO: this scaling code needs to be in a common place
# use the placeholder width as a hint for sizing
# unlike the image plugin, we only use relative widths
# widths a fraction of nominal container width (deprecated)
placeholder_width = get_placeholder_width(context, instance)
if instance.width <= 10:
width = placeholder_width/instance.width
# widths relative to placeholder width
else:
# widths a percentage of placeholder width
if instance.width <= 100:
width = placeholder_width/100.0 * instance.width
auto = False
# automatic width
elif instance.width == 1000:
width = placeholder_width
auto = True
# calculate the width of the block the image will be in
width = calculate_container_width(instance, width, auto)
width = int(width) -2 # make room for left/right borders
label_width = width/len(segments)
heights = []
for segment in segments:
divider = 1.0/float(segment.image.width)
height_multiplier = float(segment.image.height)*divider
heights.append(height_multiplier)
if ((width * label_width)/100.0) /float(len(segment.link_title)) > 6.0: # if the label width divided by no. of characters in label is > 10 (i.e. we allow about 10px width per character, then we'll assume the label can fit on a single line)
segment.line_class = "single-line"
else:
segment.line_class = "double-line"
segment.label_width = int(label_width - 1)
heights.sort()
height_multiplier = heights[0]
segments[-1].label_class = "right"
segments[-1].label_width = int(label_width + width%len(segments))
if instance.aspect_ratio:
height = width / instance.aspect_ratio
else:
height = width * height_multiplier
size= (int(width),int(height))
context.update({
'carousel':instance,
'segments':segments,
'size': size,
})
return context
def render(self, context, instance, placeholder):
segments = list(instance.carousel_item.all())
if len(segments) < 2:
return # because it would be silly to have a carousel with only one segment
# widths a fraction of nominal container width (deprecated)
placeholder_width = get_placeholder_width(context, instance)
if instance.width <= 10:
width = placeholder_width / instance.width
# widths relative to placeholder width
else:
# widths a percentage of placeholder width
if instance.width <= 100:
width = placeholder_width / 100.0 * instance.width
auto = False
# automatic width
elif instance.width == 1000:
width = placeholder_width
auto = True
# calculate the width of the block the image will be in
width = calculate_container_width(context, instance, width, auto)
width = int(width) - 2 # make room for left/right borders
label_width = width / len(segments)
heights = []
for segment in segments:
divider = 1.0 / float(segment.image.width)
height_multiplier = float(segment.image.height) * divider
heights.append(height_multiplier)
if ((width * label_width) / 100.0) / float(
len(segment.link_title)
) > 6.0: # if the label width divided by no. of characters in label is > 10 (i.e. we allow about 10px width per character, then we'll assume the label can fit on a single line)
segment.line_class = "single-line"
else:
segment.line_class = "double-line"
segment.label_width = int(label_width - 1)
heights.sort()
height_multiplier = heights[0]
segments[-1].label_class = "right"
segments[-1].label_width = int(label_width + width % len(segments))
if instance.aspect_ratio:
height = width / instance.aspect_ratio
else:
height = width * height_multiplier
size = (int(width), int(height))
context.update({
'carousel': instance,
'segments': segments,
'size': size,
})
return context
def render(self, context, instance, placeholder):
segments = list(instance.carousel_item.active_items().exclude(destination_object_id=None))
if len(segments) > 1:
# widths a fraction of nominal container width (deprecated)
placeholder_width = get_placeholder_width(context, instance)
if instance.width <= 10:
width = placeholder_width/instance.width
# widths relative to placeholder width
else:
# widths a percentage of placeholder width
if instance.width <= 100:
width = placeholder_width/100.0 * instance.width
auto = False
# automatic width
elif instance.width == 1000:
width = placeholder_width
auto = True
# calculate the width of the block the image will be in
width = calculate_container_width(context, instance, width, auto)
width = int(width) -2 # make room for left/right borders
label_width = width/len(segments)
heights = []
for segment in segments:
divider = 1.0/float(segment.image.width)
height_multiplier = float(segment.image.height)*divider
heights.append(height_multiplier)
if ((width * label_width)/100.0) /float(len(segment.link_title)) > 6.0: # if the label width divided by no. of characters in label is > 10 (i.e. we allow about 10px width per character, then we'll assume the label can fit on a single line)
segment.line_class = "single-line"
else:
segment.line_class = "double-line"
segment.label_width = int(label_width - 1)
heights.sort()
height_multiplier = heights[0]
segments[-1].label_class = "right"
segments[-1].label_width = int(label_width + width%len(segments))
if instance.aspect_ratio:
height = width / instance.aspect_ratio
else:
height = width * height_multiplier
size= (int(width),int(height))
context.update({
'carousel':instance,
'segments':segments,
'size': size,
})
else:
self.render_template = "null.html"
return context
def get_container_width(self, context):
# Based on the plugin settings and placeholder width, calculate image container width
# work out native image aspect ratio
self.has_borders = False
# width values
# None: use native width
# <0: an absolute value
# <=100: a percentage of placeholder's width
# 1000: automatic, based on placeholder's width
placeholder_width = get_placeholder_width(context, self)
if self.width > 0 and self.width <= 100:
width = placeholder_width/100.0 * self.width
auto = False
else:
width = placeholder_width
auto = True
# calculate the width of the block the image will be in
self.container_width = int(calculate_container_width(context, self, width, auto))
return self.container_width # return it for further processing
