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| ===== Image settings ===== | ===== Image settings ===== | ||
| - | In the image settings | + | In the Image Settings |
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| ^ Field ^ Description ^ | ^ Field ^ Description ^ | ||
| - | | Tile size | The size of each side of the served tiles in pixels. A value of 400 indicates that resulting tiles will be 400 x 400 pixels in size | | + | | Tile size | The size of each side of the served tiles in pixels. A value of 400 indicates that the resulting tiles will be 400 x 400 pixels in size | |
| | Image format | The image format for all the served images (tiles, thumbnails, snapshots etc.). This can be JPEG ([[https:// | | Image format | The image format for all the served images (tiles, thumbnails, snapshots etc.). This can be JPEG ([[https:// | ||
| | Tile quality | A value in the 1 to 100 range. This number defines the image quality for lossy compression schemes. Default value is 100 (equal to 100% quality). The parameter does //not// apply when the image format is set to PNG. [[impact_of_tile_quality_on_data_traffic|See what impact this has on data traffic]]. | | | Tile quality | A value in the 1 to 100 range. This number defines the image quality for lossy compression schemes. Default value is 100 (equal to 100% quality). The parameter does //not// apply when the image format is set to PNG. [[impact_of_tile_quality_on_data_traffic|See what impact this has on data traffic]]. | | ||
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