Closed tstegart closed 12 years ago
Yes. We are completely dependant on Apple, since it's the same browser engine. :)
Thanks for the quick response guys! As a note, I've read a few other blogs and most people seem to think this will get fixed soon. For now, can I just break up my images and put them back together again using CSS? Its sounds like that should work as the bug is with individual image sizes.
Yes, from what I've seen that should work. If you can, also PNG have an higher limit. :)
It seems there's already a workaround: http://duncandavidson.com/blog/2012/03/photography_on_retina :)
After reverse engineering the limits and then later being pointed to the documentation about the limits, a birdie dropped a hint into my inbox telling me to try using a progressive JPEG file. Within just a few minutes, several people also chimed in noticing that the large iPad hero image is a progressive JPEG. I’ve not used progressive JPEGs in years, but following the lead of the birdie and the crowd, I gave it a shot. Lo and behold, it’s indeed the ticket to large JPEG joy on the iPad Retina display.
Awesome. Thanks. T
I noticed this blog post about how webkit scales down JPEG images if they are too large. http://duncandavidson.com/blog/2012/03/webkit_retina_bug
Since Baker uses webkit, I assume a full screen retina image will also be affected. Do you agree?