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Originally Posted by LostOnTheLine
…. Nobody has even tried to address the glaring issue of the fact that you need to have exact dimension of the image so any image scaling will cause it to break.
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That is not correct - at all. You need to re read what was said. You enter the image dimensions so that the svg wrapper will
properly display the image - with the correct aspect ratio - without clipping, squishing, or stretching the image - regardless of the resolution or orientation of the display. The technique you think does that perfectly actually fails miserably in this regard… which is what we have been trying to tell you.
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Originally Posted by LostOnTheLine
Honestly I don't know the CSS associated with it, I just know that that's a professional book,…..
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And this is exactly what I mean when I say you are blindly following what you consider ‘professional books’.
I apologize for my assumption. Your earlier posts made it sound like you were familiar with the nuances of CSS. Trying to explain why the technique you consider ‘perfect’ doesn’t actually work is very difficult when you don’t understand the CSS and your understanding is that ‘they use this technique in this book I have.’
Cheers,