Over-sized placeholder image

jnegron357 commented 5 years ago

Operating System

Windows 7 with all updates

Installed product versions

Visual Studio: 2019 Pro (16.2.3)
This extension: 1.0.2

Description

Image preview, when no image is found, shows massive placeholder image taking up full height of the screen

Steps to recreate

Open an MVC 5 project
Hover over any html img tag in a view who's source points to Razor code
Example html: <img src="@content.Image" class="img-responsive" />

Current behavior

Displays "No image available" placeholder image in a size that takes up the full height of the monitor

Expected behavior

A much smaller message

Microsoft Visual Studio - image preview bug

jnegron357 commented 5 years ago

I'm disappointed that no one has addressed this yet. This is a real issue and super annoying. If only I could at least disable this feature I'd be happy. As it stands I might have to remove the extention entirely :(

vicenteyu commented 4 years ago

Same here.

siiron commented 4 years ago

Same

AwesomeFred commented 4 years ago

Totally useless on core projects because it is ignorant of the true image path vs what is in the html. And since it displays such an obliterating image, I was forced to disable the whole extension. SUPER ANNOYING!!!!!!!

KairuByte commented 4 years ago

In a similar vein to what @AwesomeFred said, it doesn't understand calls similar to Url.StaticContent("~/assets/media/images/close.svg"), attempting to append the method call to the current directory.

chrisneal72 commented 3 years ago

For anyone that does not know, this issue was resolved in the CI Build. The one from VS Marketplace is the older one. http://vsixgallery.com/extension/8682fae0-2ce9-49ea-93b5-edc92c118e2a/

x2009again commented 2 years ago

Operating System

Windows 7 with all updates

Installed product versions
* Visual Studio: 2019 Pro (16.2.3)

* This extension: 1.0.2
Description

Image preview, when no image is found, shows massive placeholder image taking up full height of the screen

Steps to recreate
1. Open an MVC 5 project

2. Hover over any html img tag in a view who's source points to Razor code

3. Example html: `<img src="@content.Image" class="img-responsive" />`
Current behavior

Displays "No image available" placeholder image in a size that takes up the full height of the monitor

Expected behavior

A much smaller message

Try my modified version, the picture is reduced, so that the impact is less.https://github.com/x2009again/htmlTools2019

burakt91 commented 2 years ago

For anyone that does not know, this issue was resolved in the CI Build. The one from VS Marketplace is the older one. http://vsixgallery.com/extension/8682fae0-2ce9-49ea-93b5-edc92c118e2a/

@chrisneal72 Unfortunately the link is broken. How can i get the latest version?

chrisneal72 commented 2 years ago

@chrisneal72 Unfortunately the link is broken. How can i get the latest version?

The link I posted was the same link in the readme file to the CI Build. The link in the readme is also broken. I search vsixgallery for html tools and could not find it, so I do not know where to find it now.

madskristensen / HtmlTools2019