2020-11-11, 03:06 PM
Hello and welcome to my annual "Another image bug in editor" bug report series.
Since 1.8.23, you can't size images both via "Insert an image" button, and manually using width= height= codes.
I tested this issue in MyBB forums aswell.
1. "Insert an image" reproduction
Click on insert an image button in editor, paste any image link.
Fill only Width or only Height values, either one.
See editor simply ignored your input and didn't resize the image accordingly.
"Insert an image" values work, only if you fill both areas (height and width) - this is not how it's supposed to work. You can't calculate exact width and height of image (unless it's 100x100) everytime you want to resize, you would simply put width value (let's say 500) and make forum figure out the height. Currently, you can't do it. It doesn't work.
2. Manual reproduction
Previously when you leave the image code like this:
And switch between source mods, it would keep the width 700, and figure out height value, therefore resizing the image.
Now it does nothing, simply ignores your width value.
Since 1.8.23, you can't size images both via "Insert an image" button, and manually using width= height= codes.
I tested this issue in MyBB forums aswell.
1. "Insert an image" reproduction
Click on insert an image button in editor, paste any image link.
Fill only Width or only Height values, either one.
See editor simply ignored your input and didn't resize the image accordingly.
"Insert an image" values work, only if you fill both areas (height and width) - this is not how it's supposed to work. You can't calculate exact width and height of image (unless it's 100x100) everytime you want to resize, you would simply put width value (let's say 500) and make forum figure out the height. Currently, you can't do it. It doesn't work.
2. Manual reproduction
Previously when you leave the image code like this:
[img width=700]https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/158927454835048448/776097619687899187/aometkinlik.png[/img]
And switch between source mods, it would keep the width 700, and figure out height value, therefore resizing the image.
Now it does nothing, simply ignores your width value.