Image Effects

Th' theme supports non-standard image effects.

As described, ye can add this t' th' URL query parameter, but this may be cumbersome t' do it consistently fer th' whole plank.

Instead, ye can configure th' defaults 'n yer hugo.toml aswell as overrid'n these default 'n th' planks frontmatter.

Explicitly set URL query parameter will override th' defaults 'n effect fer a plank.

Without any sett'ns 'n yer hugo.toml this defaults t'

hugo.
[params]
  [params.imageEffects]
    border = false
    lightbox = true
    shadow = false
params:
  imageEffects:
    border: false
    lightbox: true
    shadow: false
{
   "params": {
      "imageEffects": {
         "border": false,
         "lightbox": true,
         "shadow": false
      }
   }
}

This can be overridden 'n a planks frontmatter by eg.

+++
[imageEffects]
  border = true
+++
---
imageEffects:
  border: true
---
{
   "imageEffects": {
      "border": true
   }
}

Or by explicitly override sett'ns by URL query parameter

![Minion](https://octodex.github.com/images/minion.png?lightbox=false&bg-white=true)

Th' sett'ns applied t' th' above image would be

bg-white = true
border = true
lightbox = false
shadow = false
bg-white: true
border: true
lightbox: false
shadow: false
{
   "bg-white": true,
   "border": true,
   "lightbox": false,
   "shadow": false
}

This ends up 'n th' follow'n HTML whar' th' parameter be converted t' CSS classes.

<img src="https://octodex.github.com/images/minion.png?lightbox=false&bg-white=true" alt="Minion" class="bg-white border nolightbox noshadow">

Extend'n

As ye can see 'n th' above example, th' bg-white parameter be not initially supported 'n th' themes default sett'ns. Nevertheless ye be free t' define arbitrary parameter by just add'n them t' th' URL query parameter or set them 'n yer hugo.toml or planks frontmatter.

Avast

If no extended parameter like bg-white 'n th' example be set on th' URL, a class="nobg-white" 'n th' HTML will only be generated if a default value was set 'n th' hugo.toml or planks frontmatter.