Any way to change the tumbnail in the page toolbar?

You'll notice from the image above I have 2 identical thumbnails and a broken image. Is it possible to adjust these?

My understanding is that the system looks for (and uses) the largest image on the page; I believe this means in its native form, not the size it may be stretched (or reduced) to. So, you would want to upload and place on the page the image you want, in the largest convenient format. If you don't want this image as large on the actual screen, try hiding it behind another image. -Phnord, who has never tried this but thinks it should work.

The thumbnail is based on the largest image on the page. You can stretch one image to fill the whole page and push it to the back so your other map-layer stuff covers it up (it may even work if it's on the GM layer). Edit: Sniped by Phnord. In light of that, I just verified that stretching an image larger than the others does make it the thumbnail.

Hi Matt. I believe that the thumbnail you see on the page bar is the largest(file size) image located on that particular map. As for the broken image... is the largest image located in your image library? Maybe re-upload that image and see if that helps. Cheers

Double Snipe

manveti said: Edit: Sniped by Phnord. In light of that, I just verified that stretching an image larger than the others does make it the thumbnail. Good to know. Thanks Manveti.

Vince said: manveti said: Edit: Sniped by Phnord. In light of that, I just verified that stretching an image larger than the others does make it the thumbnail. Good to know. Thanks Manveti. Agreed; thanks for the experiment!

Off-topic but can't ignore the fabled double snipe... that was simply beautiful to behold! Thanks for the info and the pure joy the thread alone brought!

manveti said: Edit: Sniped by Phnord. In light of that, I just verified that stretching an image larger than the others does make it the thumbnail. So it's not actual file size but the actual dimentions of the image on the map eh?

Yay! It worked! All you have to do is stretch your favorite image to make it the thumbnail.