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Not long ago we made it possible to resize images inserted into the rich-text editor simply by dragging the image. This has worked in some browsers before, but now it also works in Chrome, Internet Explorer, and Edge.
All of you picture perfectionists can now enter a specific width and height of an image from the ‘Image properties’ dialogue in the rich-text editor. This will size your picture exactly as you want it. To see the ‘Image properties’, simply right click an image in the editor. Remember that you can also drag the corners or sides of the image to resize it.
https://itslearning.com/global/release-notes-96/
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Would be nice to have a native tool allowing you to resize the pictures, no matter what browser you are using.
Hi, it’s possible to resize an image from the Source section in the rich-text-editor. Possible, but not that user friendly. We have several things that we want to enhance in the rich-text-editor and this is definitely on the list.
Yes of cource. May you add field to adapt height and width when we post a picture.
When using firefox to resize an image all it does is stretch it out. It needs to keep the resolution for larger images. My diagram images are either too small or too pixelated to see.
The ability to resize a Picture imported to the HTML editor (notes/pages) is a fundamental one!
Every HTML editor I know from other LMS systems have such a resize feature through "Drag'n rezize" or dialog input.
No idea, but that has been the case in every LMS I've used.
I just tried resizing in Firefox too. Thanks for the tip, it works. Any ideas why it doesn't work in Chrome?
You can do this in Firefox I've found, but it would be so nice to be able to do in Chrome too. I see this in other applications though, too. Not sure what the difference is that allows it in one browser but not the other..