User:Codehydro/Auto CSS image crop

This tool is designed to help editors use CSS image crop to crop images.

[If installed, template generator form should replace this text]

Installation
To implement this, add this to your common.js page (or any skin works fine):

In addition to activating this page, new button "Open Auto CSS image crop" will be available on the far right of the editing toolbar to provide quick access to this tool on other pages. If you do not want this button, simply add  before the the importScript line. The tool will still automatically load on this page.

Alternatively, you may simply copy the above line (or the contents of script.js and functions.js) and execute it either in your URL bar, in the JavaScript console, or via a bookmarklet (just Google it).

Quick Start
Enter the Image file (e.g. Dew on grass Luc Viatour.jpg) and a bSize value. Once both of these are entered press tab or click outside of the form and a preview of your image will automatically appear. Adjust cWidth/cHeight in the form to change how the image is cropped. Change oTop/oLeft or use the scroll bars to position your image. You may change the bSize and the script will resize the image while preserving the crop position. The source code will automatically be generated below the input.

You can also populate values by pasting existing CSS image crop templates into the Import field (click out to finalize). If the pasted template contains parameters not covered this tool (e.g. Location or Description), the generator will attempt to preserve them in the output code.

Check
To make sure the generator works properly on your browser, copy the following into the import field and see if it looks just like the image pictured above:

Advanced

 * Press the up/down arrow keys to increase/decrease the field's value by 1% of bSize when in the cWidth, cHeight, oTop, and oLeft fields.
 * Click opposite corners of the area you wish to frame and a guide lines will appear. Finalize crop using the "Crop to clicked" button.
 * Undo clicks by holding "shift" and click on the image.
 * Set cWidth or cHeight field to ">###" and your current crop will be scaled to such that cWidth or cHeight will be "###". Alternatively, you can set the field value to "1>3" or "2>1" and all fields will multiplied by a factor of 3 or divided by 2, respectively.
 * Type "max" anywhere in the bSize field and the native width of the image file (max bSize allowed) will be automatically loaded upon clicking out of the field.