Open toolness opened 9 years ago
Weird--in the Yahoo example, it seems this is happening because the image is relatively positioned within its parent container; it's actually bigger than its parent container, and is being clipped by it. getBoundingClientRect()
, which is used by the content script code, is returning the size of the actual image, rather than its clipped size.
With #51 fixed and the user able to drag images (even hyperlinked ones) into the sidebar, at least there's a workaround for this issue now, even if it's not a particularly obvious one.
Sometimes the "+" icons aren't appearing in areas that seem to be at the top-right of an image. While this is unfortunate from a purely aesthetic standpoint, it makes the image un-importable when the icon is outside of the "hoverable" area of the element it's on. An example is the carousel area of Yahoo's front page:
It's impossible to click on the "+" icon in the image above, because as soon as one moves their mouse outside of the carousel, the "+" disappears.