From the official Multiply blog. By now, you're most likely aware of how easy it is to add new
Faceboxes to photos... just click a face to get started. However, as one user pointed out in a comment on our last entry, isn't this the way to view high-resolution versions of photos on Multiply?
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There's your resolution... and your full-size link.
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Well, in case you haven't noticed, there's always been a second way... which is now
the way.
While viewing an individual photo's page within an album, have a look right below the resized version of an image. You'll find, right below the image, the image title—which may just be the original filename (as is the case in the screenshot to the right) if you didn't enter a title—as well as the resolution of the original, full-size version of the file.
Simply click the resolution below and you'll then be viewing the full-size version of the image. Click the image to add a new Facebox.
That's all there is to it.
Upadate1:
- There is no resolution link anymore: when you browse a photo album you should see an yellow banner above the pic with a
Zoom In link if the image has a higher resolution version. Just click on the link and the image will be displayed.
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