![]() Note: ImageMagick is preferable over the GD toolkit due to the functionalities it provides. Please refer to below table for detailed output. At this point, we need to use ImageMagick to extend support for gif format with an image style.įollow the given steps to start with ImageMagick-ġ) Install the module by running the following commandĢ) Enable the module with following path ‘yoursite/admin/config/media/image-toolkit’ģ) Select the ImageMagick image toolkit and configure the image quality to 100%.īy implementing the module, the following improvements can be observed:ġ) The gif image format support is now enabled when used with an image style. While GD does most of the work, it lacks some important features like converting/supporting gif with image style, & supporting of some extra image formats like TIFF. ![]() Go to ‘Home > Administration > Configuration > Media’ (/admin/config/media/responsive-image-style) and click on ‘Add responsive image’.īelow mentioned is the result of how a responsive image style, once set up, can turn the tables.ĭrupal by default comes with the GD2 image manipulation toolkit which helps the image cache module to create different sized alternatives of the same images. ![]() We will now assign the image styles with the breakpoints, to create the Responsive Image styles. Add one image style for each breakpoint you create at your_theme_. We need to create several image sizes for different breakpoints. Step 3: Setup the image styles for responsive images Your theme directory is usually found at "/themes/custom/yourthemename". In the root of your theme directory, create a file called "". If you have a custom theme, go to your editor. If you are using a default theme like Bartik, there is no need to create a breakpoints.yml file.
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