chodorowicz

This feature was removed recently, at v. 6 I think. I was also using it extensively for organisation and all my notes in this format cannot be edited and look like *****.

Any news/progress on this issue?

It was discussed before that one of the features we're discussing here ("lossless resizing by dragging corner") was and is present in web version of Evernote on Firefox, because FF has that inbuilt in edit forms. You're using Webkit rendering for desktop client, which doesn't support that natively. A similar issue was present in WordPress (resizing worked in FF, but not in Webkit browsers). I just wanted to add that since WP 3.9 lossless resizing by dragging corners is also supported in Webkit browsers. I don't know how they've implemented it (maybe it's just TinyMCE 4 feature), but it as you can see certainly doable and you could take some inspiration and idea how to implement it from WP if you need some.

 

I'll post my question again

 

We generally display images at the width of whatever viewing device is used. If you resized a large image manually on your Mac to 1,000px width and then opened that note on your iOS device, would you expect it to still be 100% width or to display at 1,000px? 

 

• If display_size is set (img width and height attributes) then this image should be  displayed at that set size, but no bigger than container height, so max width: 100%.
• If display_size is smaller than actual_size, then it should be possible to display actual_size (popup, new window or smth else)

You can now resize pictures (and do much more) very easily with our Skitch integration. Just right-click on an image and choose Markup with Skitch.

This thread is TL;DR :-) but I tried to scan it anyway...

 

It strikes me there are two requirements:

 

1. The ability to scale with attributes on the img tag. For presentation
2. The ability to drop the data resolution - for the "transfer pain" case.

I'm wondering how painful round-tripping through Skitch is. I'd've hoped that it was painless by now - but I guess it isn't. To me Skitch should be the sidecar that gets automatically invoked to provide "advanced" graphics functions as much as it is a stand-alone image editor/annotator.

I checked and I don't see possibility to do 1. in Skitch.

The Evernote Web client does indeed support resizing images in your browser. Just edit the note, click on the image and drag from the corner to resize. It doesn't actually change the image on the server, it only adds width and height attributes to the <img> tag. What this means for you is that the image looks smaller, but the original image is still there and you can resize to the original size or open it in a new tab to get the full size version.

 

Well, I don't know what this guy is doing, but neither in my EN Windows program, nor on the EN Web can I edit and resize an image.  Is he on a Mac?

This works e.g. in Firefox. It doesn't work in Webkit browsers (Chrome, Safari). Don't know about other ones.

+1 I'd be so helpful to be able to scale images. The image itself shouldn't be resized (so that I can open it in full size in external application), but it should be displayed in smaller scale. I can even do it in this web wysiwig editor I'm currently using to write this post. Since enex format is just xml it's enough just to add proper "width" and "height" attributes