Muso only adds borders to make it square for the thumbnails used on the album lists. It shows them in their original aspect ratio for the large cover on the album page - are you sure in this case the white borders are not in your source image?
Yes, I'm sure the border is not part of the image - this happens with quite a few albums (I chose that one as it highlighted the issue well) and shows the same effect in the browser and the album page:
Yes these thumbnail images are generated and it does need them to have same width/height dimensions, so it fills them in with borders when necessary. I'll have another look at this yes, either it can generate dark borders for the thumbnail when you have the Dark theme, or I could possibly have another go at making it handle non-square thumbnails (I did try this first and it was far from easy).
I like your background image by the way, I was wondering if anyone actually used that feature!
musoware wrote:Yes these thumbnail images are generated and it does need them to have same width/height dimensions, so it fills them in with borders when necessary. I'll have another look at this yes, either it can generate dark borders for the thumbnail when you have the Dark theme, or I could possibly have another go at making it handle non-square thumbnails (I did try this first and it was far from easy).
It would be good if you could have a look again at some point. Thanks,
I like your background image by the way, I was wondering if anyone actually used that feature!
I really appreciate being able to change the back ground image.
musoware wrote:I like your background image by the way, I was wondering if anyone actually used that feature!
I didn't know that was possible. Where is the option for that?
Also, what do I call you now, jezbo? "musoware" just doesn't sound right.
It's on Options/Appearance ("Custom Wallpaper") - just drag an image into the box. The image has to be big enough to cover your browser area, or be tilable.
How about "Sir"? Musoware is the name of my new domain (you'd be surprise how hard it was to come up with even that!), so eventually klarita.net will become rebranded musoware (for music software), though I'll have to keep the klarita.net domain too for a year or two until the emails to support@klarita.net eventually dry up (it's embedded into the current software installs). I think on this forum I'd like to keep the name musoware next to my contributions so that it's clear I'm some sort of Admin, but basically call me what you like, Jeremy is good too
