Topic: Cap image width (Read 1339 times)
Is it difficult to add the same to the stylesheet that governs the "Show the last posts of this person" page? Thanks.
Works great 
Alright, I fixed that.
More: To force width it appears that class="post" is what needs a style. It looks like to fix old posts below a reply or "view all posts by" you need to add to "windowbg", "windowbg2", "windowbg3":
Code:
Posted by: greyhawk
https://bitcointalk.org/Themes/custom1/style.css?fin11:Code:#bodyarea .windowbg .td_headerandpost img {max-width: 100%}
The preview post feature doesn't show the auto-shrunk version of images though..
Actually the whole thread below where you post a response still has full-size images
So I put something like this:
And now no in-post scroll to make it useful...?
(edit: my post has a scroll bar...)
Another place to fix width is in the "show last posts" per user. One wide post (code or image) and the whole page goes wide:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/bitcoininv-63589
The mobile phone user would be served by a SMF extension that followed the link and made sure the linked file isn't huge. I could kill a page and blow up your 4G by linking a never-ending php as an image.
This isn't working here, where a large image is quoted: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1554510
However the image in this thread is properly handled when quoted.Test:Fixed.Done.
I own that coin.
This doesn't seem to work right now. The class ".headerandpost" should be ".td_headerandpost".Test:
Please do this.I'm surprised this hasn't already been implemented, or at least responded to. It's a simple, efficient, and quick idea to put in.I concur.I, too, would like to see this implemented.People have recently expressed concerns with mobile phones. This simple 3-line change would resolve those. I'm not sure why it hasn't been added.Bump. This would be a trivial and very useful addition at no cost.Add to the stylesheet:Code:img {
max-width: 100%
}
This rescales all images to the maximum width possible without a scrollbar. We all think scrollbars are annoying, but so are downsized images by overzealous posters trying to avoid them. This seems to be a simple solution.
Test below (courtesy niko):
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