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What if your design requires sizing by something other than pixels?

--John Abbe.....2013-09-12 21:15:28 +0000

then you should use CSS / browser resizing. We can't store a different copy on the server for every tiny size variant that might be needed in relative sizing.

--Ethan McCutchen.....2013-09-12 21:59:45 +0000

I'm confused. I was assuming this ticket was about dynamically sizing to the dimensions given. You're thinking to store versions that are 100x100 and a few other fixed dimensions?

--John Abbe.....2013-09-13 06:40:34 +0000

if you need one that's 123x123, then we'd generate that one, store it, and provide it. there's no way you would want to resize images dynamically on the server with any frequency - just once per size.

 

My point was that if you want to specify the image in % or some other relative form, then that's the browser's job. maybe I'm not understanding the question?

--Ethan McCutchen.....2013-09-13 06:52:51 +0000

No, that was the question, and I think having the CSS/browser size it makes sense. (CSS question: That would typically be by putting a width on the surrounding block-type tag, or ?)

--John Abbe.....2013-09-13 18:48:26 +0000

Generally, the image resizing only happens when the css applies to the image tag itself. My preferred solution is to create a rule on img that sets max-width to 100%, which then makes it so that you can constrain the container (eg in inclusion syntax) and that will be inherited.

 

I'm actually going to be working on related docs soon. Will try to remember to link.

--Ethan McCutchen.....2013-09-13 22:08:00 +0000

the example above actually documents this.

--Ethan McCutchen.....2013-09-13 22:22:37 +0000