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Resize Picture #869

Open kp-tseng opened 7 years ago

kp-tseng commented 7 years ago

Is that possible to provide picture resize feature in text cell? Just like Evernote, see below picture, we can drag and drop the picture right bottom corner to resize it.

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ylian commented 7 years ago

Will implement.

kp-tseng commented 7 years ago

Nice to hear the news. Thanks.

kimaldis commented 7 years ago

I'd imagine it's possible to do this non-interactively in a Markdown cell. I know it's not the same but it might help.

mobileben commented 7 years ago

Would it be possible to also allow it to expand if you double click it? For example say you have a large flowchart you are embedding as an image. I have one that is long. The scale is odd in that it scales to fit on the page in the X, but the Y stays the same, so everything is distorted. In order for it to be readable, one has to open the window to be very wide. Fortunately I have 4K monitors.

It just dawned on me that:

-Scale should be uniform -It would be great if there was a means to view the image at the original size.

Sorry, not meaning to hijack this. It is related slightly.

razki commented 6 years ago

Any update on this?

kimaldis commented 6 years ago

Hate to say it but this has just become a bit of a priority. It's a bit tedious working with images that come in large.

olibclarke commented 5 years ago

Hi @ylian any chance image resizing will be added in the upcoming editor rewrite? Having an option to minimize images to a thumbnail view would also be very useful.

mkopriva commented 5 years ago

A Workaround on macos that currently works for me:

  1. Enable web inspector for web views (https://github.com/mathiasbynens/dotfiles/blob/e72d1060f3df8c157f93af52ea59508dae36ef50/.macos#L484-L485)
  2. Right-click on image and select "Inspect Element" from the context menu.
  3. Resize image with HTML's img tag attributes.
  4. Make some arbitrary change to the text cell and then save the note. (Without making a change to the text cell directly the save will be ignore, I believe)
auxbuss commented 4 years ago

Just another request to nudge this along.