Questions about images

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felixliu
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Questions about images

Post by felixliu »

When I insert images into a topic and transform it into WebHelp Output, why some images can be clicked and opened in a pop-up manner, but some images cannot be clicked? BTW, I use all default attributes for images and didn't make any changes to the attributes.
Costin
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Re: Questions about images

Post by Costin »

Hi felixliu,

This is intended behavior - only images with down-scaling are opened in a pop-up.
More specific, this functionality occurs only when you click an image whose display size is lower than the natural size of the source image.

Regards,
Costin
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felixliu
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Re: Questions about images

Post by felixliu »

Costin wrote: Wed Jul 06, 2022 11:47 am Hi felixliu,

This is intended behavior - only images with down-scaling are opened in a pop-up.
More specific, this functionality occurs only when you click an image whose display size is lower than the natural size of the source image.

Regards,
Costin
Got it, thanks.
secsaf
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Re: Questions about images

Post by secsaf »

Unfortunately that doesn't work for vector graphics :?
Are there any solutions / workarounds / tips?
Best regards
Steffi
julien_lacour
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Re: Questions about images

Post by julien_lacour »

Hello Steffi,

I tested using <oXygen/> XML Editor 26.0, build 2023100905, if the SVG is scaled (using @width, @height or @scale attribute), the image can be clicked.
Here are some code examples:

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<image placement="break" href="cover.svg" width="400px"/>
<image placement="break" href="cover.svg" scale="50"/>
Note: The placement attribute value is not important, it works using inline too.

Maybe your vector graphic isn't scaled, in this case this is the intended behavior.

Regards,
Julien
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