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Stop downsizing wide images 

Today a wide image will be forcibly downsized to ~480 pixels if it is wider than a certain value (between about 600 or 800). The low resolution makes text and figures difficult to read. Only fix for wide images is to stack text or figures vertically in image editor  before use; this is time consuming. Quriously, if adding two images beside each other, pixel-width limitation is not an issue.

Proposed fix: Wide images adapts to browser window instead of arbitrary downsizing to low width.

  • Guest
  • Nov 4 2016
  • Planned
Country NO
Category Content creation and management
  • Nov 7, 2016

    Admin response

    Hi Frank,

    We are prioritizing to display pictures in a good way as we continue to develop itslearning. In the near future you will see changes in areas like e.g. the stream, instant messages and bulletin board. Other areas, like the rich text editor, will be taken care of as we move ahead.

     

    Best regards

    Henning Gjellesvik

    Product Manager

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