Last modified: 2014-08-05 22:52:02 UTC
Created attachment 15508 [details] Image goes to the right If I use "upright" in images, FF seemingly renders page as wanted, but Google Chrome not. Looks like any value to "upright" - Google Chrome doesnt not render page differently and the image still overflows the main white block, going out of the window. See here: https://cs.wikiversity.org/wiki/Ital%C5%A1tina/Materi%C3%A1ly/Slovesa/Lavare
Cannot reproduce - Google Chrome 35 on Fedora 20 displays a horizontal scrollbar when the table is too wide for the window.
(In reply to Andre Klapper from comment #1) > Cannot reproduce - Google Chrome 35 on Fedora 20 displays a horizontal > scrollbar when the table is too wide for the window. Then we dont understand each other. I am not saying there is no way to scroll. I am saying the image has always the same dimensions. If you change upright parameter it doesnt change.
Oh, I'm sorry. What is "upright" and how/when/where to set it?
Well, I mean this [[File:Wiktionary screenshot, it-lavare conjugation.jpg|left|upright=0.25]]. Now I wanted to change parameter and show how it displays different size of an image with different upright values, but it wont work even in FF in which it previously work. But the problem is in Google Chrome it is rendered out of the window, while in FF you dont need to scroll to see it all.
Okay, reference for myself: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Visual_file_markup/upright Sorry, I'm still not sure what I'd be expected to see (but somebody else might know). How should/does it look in Firefox?
I'm still not sure what I'd be expected to see (but somebody else might know). How should/does it look in Firefox?
Yes, in that link it is correct. Every image different resolution, but not here.
Two screenshots, one showing how it should be and one that shows that it's wrong, would be very welcome, and clear self-contained testcase to reproduce, e.g. on test2.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=bug65889 or such...
Created attachment 15777 [details] Screenshot of cs:v:Italština/Materiály/Slovesa/Lavare upright 0.5
Created attachment 15778 [details] Screenshot of cs:v:Italština/Materiály/Slovesa/Lavare upright 1
Created attachment 15779 [details] Screenshot of cs:v:Italština/Materiály/Slovesa/Lavare upright 1.75
So, I have uploaded 3 screenshots of the same page in the row. The first image is of this revision: https://cs.wikiversity.org/w/index.php?title=Ital%C5%A1tina/Materi%C3%A1ly/Slovesa/Lavare&oldid=50147 Here I just change upright parameter to 0.5. Other revisions are equal to other screenshots (upright 1 and upright 1.75) - you can see there is no change in image size (thats what is this bug about). See in history of the page. Steps to reproduce (FF 30.0, Windows Vista, mediawiki skin Vector): 1) open cs:v:Italština/Materiály/Slovesa/Lavare 2) set upright value and save 3) set uprght to whatever different value and save You should not see a difference in image size.
Ah. Thanks. :)
Even FF. Now I was testing the bug in FF. So not just Google Chrome as set in the title of this bug.
Source of https://cs.wikiversity.org/wiki/Ital%C5%A1tina/Materi%C3%A1ly/Slovesa/Lavare says: <div id="mw-content-text" lang="cs" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr"> <div class="floatleft"> <a href="/wiki/Soubor:Wiktionary_screenshot,_it-lavare_conjugation.jpg" class="image"> <img alt="Wiktionary screenshot, it-lavare conjugation.jpg" src="//upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e0/Wiktionary_ screenshot%2C_it-lavare_conjugation.jpg" width="1039" height="593" data-file-width="1039" data-file-height="593" /> </a> </div> </div> Still no idea via which HTML parameter "upright" is expressed. data-file-*?
As I am still too stupid to understand the exact behavior though Juan has been patiently explaining it to me here, I am CCing C. Scott here who's been working on bug 63904 and likely is way more skilled in this area of terminology and technology than me.
