1.11.3 Image view configuration
For the image display OpenSeadragon based on the IIIF Image API is used. A separate configuration block exists for the display, in the <viewer>
section.
Goobi viewer installations using the crowdsourcing module can configure the image display there separately under <zoomCrowdsourcingView>
if desired.
The configuration block has the following form:
The individual configuration parameters are explained below:
Parameter | Description |
tileImage | Specifies whether to display the image as a whole or tiled. |
footerHeight | The absolute height of the footer in pixels. To switch off the footer completely, you can enter a value of |
scale | This configuration is only considered for |
tileSize | This configuration is only considered for |
scaleFactors
is a comma-separated list of scaling factors by which the tiles for the display are scaled down. For example, if factors 1 and 32 are specified, only tiles that display the image in 1/32 scale will be displayed. When zooming in, these tiles are replaced by tiles that show the image in full resolution. It is common, but not mandatory, to scale in powers of two. However, these values are only guidelines for the underlying OpenSeadragon implementation, which typically uses multiple magnifications between the specified values.
size
determines the size of the individual tiles in pixels. Which section of the actual image they represent depends on the scaleFactor
used. With a scaleFactor
of 4 and a size of 512, a 2048 x 2048 pixel section of the original image is displayed per tile.
This configuration can be repeated at will if you want to use different tile sizes.
By default, the images are always scaled to the width of the image container to ensure consistent display. However, this leads to problems if, for example, a book spine or an internal leporello is digitized. Then the displayed images are either enormously large and long, or extremely narrow and wide.
To counteract this effect, the Goobi viewer now limits the image display to a height of 1200px as soon as certain threshold values are exceeded. The threshold value is calculated by dividing the image width by the image height. It is set with the following configuration element:
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