Image upscale

[BeckyEbook]

It is not such a difficult nut to crack.

The plugin has one imperfection that I don't want to correct: image file names must not contain spaces.

[Elvys]

Originally Posted by BeckyEbook

It is not such a difficult nut to crack.

The plugin has one imperfection that I don't want to correct: image file names must not contain spaces.

That is exactly what I was looking for!!
Did you code it yourself?

Thanks a lot!!

[Vanguard3000]

If you have the height, you could try and figure out how tall each "line" is, then make a series of classes like:

.img-2-lines {
height: 2em;
max-width:100%;
max-height:100%;
object-fit:contain;
}

.img-3-lines {
height: 3em;
max-width:100%;
max-height:100%;
object-fit:contain;
}

(etc.)

Then do a find & replace like:

Find: <p><img width="\d+" height="3\d+" src="(.*?)"/></p>
Replace: <p style="text-align:center;"><img class="img-3-lines" src="\1"/></p>

You'd have to "dial in" the height value as I doubt you'd have it so that each line would be roughly 100px. Also, if any of the images have whitespace around it you'd have to deal with that as well.

But as everyone is saying, you'd really need to manually go through each one to get an ideal solution, or just deal with some weird formatting. You can't get everything from nothing.

[theducks]

Originally Posted by Elvys

There are more than a thousand formulas. Many look like this:



Too much work to do manually.
It would be faster to enter the size of each one

If the book was done decent, there would be ONE or TWO CSS entries for them all. (mostly single line and stacked)
Inline sizing for every image Note: I would call everyone you showed as a single height style.

If your REGEX fu and CSS fu were above novice level, you might Move the inline styling to the CSS, then merge duplicate styles.

Use Tools: Reports: Image files (on the side bar ) to see the size stats on the images.