On 01/18/2011 09:15 PM, ext [email protected] wrote:
The problem, that QWebFrame::render method always clips to viewport even
if user app have specified its own clipping region.
In short, my opinion on the problem is:
-conceptually, the frame is the viewport on the document -> natural
clipping to that viewport.
-scrollbar and fixed element are adjusted to the frame, rendering
outside the natural clipping will make them useless/out of place.
-now that I think of it, QWebFrame::render() without clipping cannot be
made to work with accelerated compositing, while QWebElement::render()
could (altough I don't know if it does currently...).
That is why I think such use cases - rendering the full content - should
be addressed by QWebElement::render() && frame with resize to content.
Any opinion?
cheers,
Benjamin
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