Closed butaixianran closed 8 years ago
I find a solution for this, by adding following code at the end of scope.$on('execCommand', function(e, cmd)
$body.html($body.html().replace(/<img src/g, "<img style='max-width:100%;' src"));
But that means this replace() will be checked, everytime clicking on any button.
I try to do this in scope.insertImage() function with scope.content , but what I get is the text before execCommand finished.
So, how should I get $body.html() in scope.insertImage() function ? Thanks.
what I would recommend in this case is to use scope.execCommand('insertHTML', '' ); instead of scope.execCommand('insertimage', val); inside wysiwygEdit directive. This will give you better flexibility. Actually I was thinking to replace it and probably will.
On Sat, Apr 25, 2015 at 6:11 PM, butaixianran notifications@github.com wrote:
I find a solution for this, by adding this at the end of scope.$on('execCommand', function(e, cmd)
$body.html($body.html().replace(/<img src/g, "<img style='max-width:100%;' src"));
But that means this replace() will be checked, everytime clicking on any button.
I try to do thi in scope.insertImage() function with scope.content , but what I get is the value before execCommand finished.
So, how should I get $body.html() scope.insertImage() function ? Thanks.
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it's a great solution, much better than what I did, thanks
I konw Chome can't change image size in design mode. But, we can check all images' width, if any image's width > textarea's width, then set image's width to 100%.
This strategy is not perfect, but will be fine in most cases. With this, most people won't even try to modify image size in html source anymore.