Support of max-width css property

[Radim Pavlíček]

I was wondering whether there is a support for max-width. I've tried it out, but doesn't work. I have following scenario:

I have and image, let's say width = 400 and height=2000, but my pdf file is capable of 200 width and 200 height only. I would need something like max-width and max-height to scale the image down to the height of 200 (my max value) and computed 400/10 =40 width.

Setting either width or height to auto doesn't solve anything for me, because I have both type of images - with large height and weight.

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Radim

[Peter Brant]

I'm afraid min/max-width is only supported for block-level elements.  There are special rules for inline-level replaced elements, but they aren't implemented.  You might want to take a look at the replaced element code.  It may be relatively easy to hack something in for the support you need.

Pete

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[Jens Rutschmann]

Hi Radim,

At least for wide images (x>y) you can use this:

img {
-fs-fit-images-to-width: 100%;
}

Of course that doesn't help for images that are higher than your PDF page height, though ...

Cheers,
Jens

[qiush...@gmail.com]

Have you tried to use 'cm' as a unit for the length?

在 2013年7月8日星期一UTC+8下午9时23分29秒，Radim Pavlíček写道：