On 2012-02-13 17:25, Xavier Perseguers wrote: > Hi Oliver, > > Oliver Salzburg wrote: >> So today I was very confused why an image on our website refused to >> scale to a size greater than 300x227 pixels. No matter what values I >> provided under Image Adjustments in Appearance tab, it wouldn't grow >> beyond 300 pixels in width. >> >> [...] >> >> Given that the 600 is the default value, only seen by the user in the >> constant editor, wouldn't it make sense to display some sort of warning >> if a user tries to set a size for an image that exceeds the limit? >> I mean, the user is not going to have any idea that a default limit is >> in place. And even if he does, he won't see how it is relevant (given >> that the value for the limit is *twice* the actual limit). > > Are you sure you did not define *2 columns* of images in your Appearance > tab? The maximal width is calculated based on the limit you have + the > number of columns you choose. As 2 columns is the default value, I'd bet > that this is where the problem comes from... > > HTH
Thanks, but that wasn't it. The "Number of Columns" dropdown in the "Image Alignment" section is set to "1". I have never touched that setting for any content element in our site (as far as I can remember). But I think I just found my explanation: > Max Image Width (Text)[styles.content.imgtext.maxWInText] > Same as above, but this is the maximum width when text is wrapped > around an imageblock. Default is 50% of the normal Max Image Width. So I guess it's all my fault again after all (especially for not mentioning floating image layouts). I stand by my opinion that something like this must be reflected in the user interface where relevant (like when the user defines the desired size of an image). Cheers Oliver _______________________________________________ TYPO3-english mailing list TYPO3-english@lists.typo3.org http://lists.typo3.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/typo3-english
