* Some ideas/workarounds--each of which I've tried and they work--but some very computer intensive:
** Also, more specific to your question:
* What I like to do is make the images 16x16 pixels!
** Why 16x16!? Because favicons (WWW website icons) are 16x16....Strongly suggest you make thumbs 16x16 and use thumbs.el and/or ImageMagick (free software) to make your table icons/thumbs all the same size:
apt-get install imagemagick
mogrify -format gif -path thumbs -thumbnail 16x16 *.jpg
On Wed, Feb 8, 2012 at 5:08 AM, Yu
<yu_icq@gmx.at> wrote:
Hello!
I was wondering if there is any useful way, to organize images in
tables. This would be useful e.g. if one needs to organize some images
on a regular grid, but the images aren't equally sized, such that a
simple line break doesn't do the trick.
Creating just a table with the image links inside will work
/basically/, assuming that the images have an appropriate size, but if
resizing is needed, I can't see how to do this in a table (because
inside no e.g. #+ATTR_LATEX line is possible).
The same problem also occurs when I want to preview images side-by-side, e.g.
: [[./img1.png]] [[./img2.png]]
though here actually newlines from fill-paragraph/auto-fill add to the
problem - as will be the size of some high-resolution images.
My only current solution is to use explicit LaTeX and then preview the
LaTeX, but that slows down operation considerably.
Is anything currently implemented to allow such usage?