When I upload an image to the assets folder, I get a URL like this:
https://cdn.glitch.com/a3cb1903-3df2-470f-9076-c2370808ed39%2F727db29eba8a7d31487c66abb3c18b7f.png?1537026572393
Glitch also seems to generate thumnails for use within the asset gallery. Here’s the thumbnail for the above image:
https://cdn.glitch.com/a3cb1903-3df2-470f-9076-c2370808ed39%2Fthumbnails%2F727db29eba8a7d31487c66abb3c18b7f.png?1537026572393
My question is, can I “rely” on this thumbnail image? As in, can I use it in my website and be confident that it won’t disappear in the future?
As far as I can tell, I just need to replace %2F
in the url with %2Fthumbnails%2F
to get the thumbnail version of the image.
It would save me a lot of trouble (especially while we don’t have the ability to folderize assets) if these thumbnail links were stable!
Cheers,
Joe
Edit: Fixed links so that forum software doesn’t convert them to actual images.