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Agreed. Something like...

!image.png!

...displays a normal image, and...

!size(width,300,image.png)!

...displays an image at 300px width. And by default clicking a resized image should link to the full sized image. (the resize could just be the normal image with width="300" on the html tag, or it could be resized server side... but the syntax remains the same.)

As I put all my design notes up on the wiki, having thumbnail capacity would be really really helpful for me. Waiting for a half dozen images to load all the time sucks.

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Kỳ Anh Huỳnh wrote:

My site is using Redmine 080. The parameter {width:...} doesnot work anymore.

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in my testing portal work on Redmine trunk version width does't work too

i have tried to set the width of atached image and to image with url - same result - does't render

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Same at my company. A user tried to resize an image without success. We tried both url + attachment. Its rather annoying to resize it by hand.

I'm using redmine trunk and it does not work too...

Not for me either...

after update to Redmine 0.8.0 picture resize doesn't mork anymore

"!{width:300px}picture.jpg!"

Franc Marx wrote:

after update to Redmine 0.8.0 picture resize doesn't mork anymore

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Agreed. We really need to be able to resize images. How hard is it to integrate some sort of autothumbnail or resizer? Formatting of posts/messages is lacking a bit for what we want to do.

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!{width:300px}image.png! does not work on latest production release Redmine 0.8.4.stable.2769 (MySQL)

Franc Marx wrote:

after update to Redmine 0.8.0 picture resize doesn't mork anymore

Just comment (or remove) in wiki_formatting\textile\formatter.rb line:

self.filter_styles=true

Andrew Chaika wrote:

Franc Marx wrote:

after update to Redmine 0.8.0 picture resize doesn't mork anymore

Just comment (or remove) in wiki_formatting\textile\formatter.rb line:
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Be aware that this "hack" can make Redmine vulnerable to XSS-attacks. See #2416 for the whole story.

HTH...

+1 on adding the ability to resize images. we have had a lot of people complain about this. will it be fixed? ever? or is the security issue to relevant?

+1, anyone working on this?

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While this isn't solved I added this CSS snippet to our theme's application.css stylesheet:

#content .wiki img {
   max-width: 98%;
}

This resizes images that are larger than the wiki page itself.

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Any updates to this issue. I've redmine 0.9.2 Setup. Does every thing i want. Needs this feature to make wiki pages look good. Should be like we get to see the full size image when clicked on the resized image.

Maybe image should automatically fit to wiki page size?

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Extremely annoying. Any hope of correcting this or is the intent to use the plugin described in #3510?

The behavior appears (from code and comments) to be a security feature intended to help protect public sites. You can change it back to the old behavior by commenting out this line:
self.filter_styles=true

in the initialize method of Redmine::WikiFormatting::Textile::Formatter in lib/redmine/wiki_formatting/textile/formatter.rb

If you're willing to change the "self.filter_styles=true" line in wiki_formatting\textile\formatter.rb (and allow the XSS vulnerability), you can dummy a thumbnail by " ":<URL for attachment>

jon hertzig wrote:

If you're willing to change the "self.filter_styles=true" line in wiki_formatting\textile\formatter.rb (and allow the XSS vulnerability), you can dummy a thumbnail by " ":<URL for attachment>

(should be:)

" !{width:200px}<image.png>!":<URL for attachment>

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is there a suggested donation to commence work on this feature?

This is a huge annoyance for us. We don't want to lose resolution on screen captures, but want to include them in the wiki.

Request tracker (other system that we plan on moving away from) will take the attached image and fit it nicely within the comment; a la maxwidth:98% kind of css.

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Can't believe this obvious issue is three years old...+1

Thanks, it works very well.

Patrice

Tiago Alves wrote:

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While this isn't solved I added this CSS snippet to our theme's application.css stylesheet:
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This resizes images that are larger than the wiki page itself.

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Can a Redmine maintainer please schedule this for inclusion in an upcoming or future release so that we all know when to look out for this much-requested feature.

We're currently using Redmine 1.1.2.stable.5026

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This is a "must have" feature for wiki syntax.

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Is this ever going to be fixed??

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+1 This should be one line of code right ?

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Incredible that such a simple function is not yet implemented.

+1, common guys, such a great tool missing a basic feature like this is just wrong.

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worrying! With all due respect, but makes us think about the future of the project

+1. It should be easy.

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I´m impressed it´s not even on the roadmap...

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The CSS fix is perfect, in the meantime..

Oli Kessler wrote:

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The CSS fix is perfect, in the meantime..

dito

Hi there, any news about this?
Really like to impress my managers using this tool, but presenting my class diagrams this way ... ;(
Took me over an hour to find out, that it is not my fault ;)

BTW, width and height styles are allowed again, see #2416.

Etienne Massip wrote:

BTW, width and height styles are allowed again, see #2416.

Not working for images. Appears to be only for text formatting in r8860.

lol, 4 years and closed without a fix!!

what a shame...

I've used http://www.redmine.org/plugins/redmine_lightbox very nice plugin for attachments on the issues, but it doesn't work for images posted in the redmine..

Any idea how to make a plugin which will parse ALL images pasted into redmine and make them work as the lightbox plugin? (i.e. images posted in one comment to work like lightbox on attachments).

simple testcase:

as you can see it kills the page completely! really need a solution urgently..

Jean-Philippe Lang wrote:

Please don't reopen this issue that was about being able to apply inline styles.
Have a look at #1006 instead.

I understand what you're saying, but it's a bit different issue, because it's about attachment whilst this issue is about images posted into any message body (i.e. in forums/wiki/issues).

Anyways I see nobody seems to care about this much, so I just resolved this with dirty workaround.

I don't want thumbnails, which is what #1006 is about.

I want sensibly sized images, with borders, in my pages. I want to be able to apply arbitrary styles to images, as supported by Textile.

This is on a private site, so I don't care about XSS. I would at least like an option to disable the filtering, so that we have the full power of Textile.

Please, please reopen this issue.

For anyone who stumbles across this old issue, if you want "sensibly sized images, with borders", with clicking to see full-size, check out this mini plugin we've been using for years. https://github.com/evolvingweb/redmine_thumbnail_embed

Alex Dergachev wrote:

For anyone who stumbles across this old issue, if you want "sensibly sized images, with borders", with clicking to see full-size, check out this mini plugin we've been using for years. https://github.com/evolvingweb/redmine_thumbnail_embed

as far as i understood it's just a plugin to make thumbnails of images via special tag

{{thumbnail}}

so it means i need to edit all previously linked images to display them properly on pages.

instead just apply my solution (patch redmine's theme) so on any page images will be automatically resized and give you full size image if you click on the image.