Eps files are Encapsulated PostScript files, and to see them in a internet browser, they should be convertet to png or jpg files.
But maybe you can make 2 tv’s: One with the - more or less - lowres png or jpg (type:image), and one with the eps (type:file), to build the chunk/template.
- A small step for mankind, so why not take two...
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hi norlin,
try adding .eps to "Tools" -> "Configuration" -> "Interface & Features" -> "Uploadable Media Types" / "Uploadable Image Types"
Sorry for that - I did not make myself clear...
You can not get a preview on eps files i fck.
I thought that you would have a image with a link to a eps file in you html output - and therefore my suggestion with 2 tv’s.
(But you can - if you have Imagemaqick installed on your webserver - convert the eps files to png or jpg files.)
- A small step for mankind, so why not take two...
Working with web production, graphic design/workflow, photo and education - but are trying to get a life in between!