You could just drag the thumbnail to your desktop and then check the size
of it. They do have a cropping feature I believe its called imgmax you put
it at the end of the url feed, not on the image url. You could with
javascript and or possible php crop the image to a size you'd like that
matches picasa. The tag to get the thumbnail is media:thumbnail and they
come in 3 predefined sizes in picasa. Can't remember off hand the sizes but
I remember when setting it up there was an array... so for example...
$thumbnail = xpath('media:thumbnail')
echo '<img src="' . $thumbnail[0] . '">"';
if you change the 0 to a 1 it will give the next larger size.. The largest
is 2.
On Sunday, August 19, 2012 6:45:30 AM UTC-4, Henry Chan wrote:
>
> Inside Google+ Photos Albums, e.g.
> https://plus.google.com/photos/110895592304774883933/albums/5776388979571167905,
>
> the photos are organised in a very pretty tiles layout.
>
> Is there any method I can retrieve the sizing of this default style
> through the feeds, so I can replicate a similar layout on my website?
>
> I particularly like how the images are auto-cropped and focused to the
> people, if the api cannot expose this, are there any libraries I can
> implement in PHP to find the correct focus of the photo, and render a
> similar style as that found in G+?
>
>
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