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Seems to work ok ( tested with IE7 and FF3 ) - whick browser are you using?
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Sorry, this is clearly a bug. It worked ok in IE7
<img hspace="0" border="0" align="baseline" vspace="0" src="http://moodle.org/theme/moodleorange/moodle-logo.jpg" alt="test" title="test" style="width: 92px; height: 23px;" />
but when I tested it again like you did it did not work on FF3:
It looks like current moodle cuts style attributes away???
Changing code to width="xx px" height="yy px" works ok in firefox too but editor should not work this way
I get different code again so this might not be only an editor issue - some filter may also change code and if I remember it worked differently last time when I tested this with FF3 ???
<img hspace="0" border="0" align="baseline" vspace="0" src="http://moodle.org/theme/moodleorange/moodle-logo.jpg" alt="test" title="test" style="width: 92px; height: 23px;" />
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v. 1.9.3
we have the same problem in the forum module - resized images appear in orginal size since upgrade. This applies to the forum description.
Any idea how to fix this?
Thank you very much!
Michael
we have the same problem in the forum module - resized images appear in orginal size since upgrade. This applies to the forum description.
Any idea how to fix this?
Thank you very much!
Michael
Still there, applies to blog, ou wiki as well, but not labels .... these have the bigger dialog for showing pictures.
Is there any word on this bug? I'm experiencing it in 1.8.8 20090128
It even strips away the style codes when I go into html source mode and make the changes manually.
Any hints on the filters or code that may be doing this?
It even strips away the style codes when I go into html source mode and make the changes manually.
Any hints on the filters or code that may be doing this?
This remains a problem in 1.95+ (at least in forums).
The 'displayed' image size can be changed with html area in IE7 but not in FF3 (in FF3 html area inserts the style attributes but they are stripped away on saving).
This is OK for those familiar with html but is a real pain for everyday users who don't understand html at all.
It has certainly stressed out one of our admin staff this week who had been using FF3 to 'resize' images successfully in v1.92. She has no problem resizing an image with a photo editor but needs to do 'fine tuning' for best display in situ.
The 'displayed' image size can be changed with html area in IE7 but not in FF3 (in FF3 html area inserts the style attributes but they are stripped away on saving).
This is OK for those familiar with html but is a real pain for everyday users who don't understand html at all.
It has certainly stressed out one of our admin staff this week who had been using FF3 to 'resize' images successfully in v1.92. She has no problem resizing an image with a photo editor but needs to do 'fine tuning' for best display in situ.