After resizing an image in TinyMCE in Fire Fox, the re-size handles disappear. Is there a way to fix this?
What version are you using? I don't have this problem anymore in the latest version of TinyMCE. What I used to do is blur the iframe and then if you click on the image again you can resize it.
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How to change image size by dragging in ckeditor?
Please help me know what is addon of Ckeditor.
Try this: https://ckeditor.com/cke4/addon/image2
"This is an enhanced version of the Image plugin that introduces the image widget. It includes the following features:
Integrated image captions.
An option to center images.
Dynamic "click and drag" resizing of images."
I'm working with D3Plus and I have tried many methods to autoresize a div when the browser window is resized.
Methods like a div inside another div do not work with D3Plus.
Did anybody find a way to re-draw the D3Plus object when the browser window is resized?
Version 1.9.2 of D3plus added support for automatic resizing:
.resize(true)
The Github issue related to this feature can be found here: https://github.com/alexandersimoes/d3plus/issues/433
I'm implementing some drag/drop functionality from a button onto a canvas on my html5 site. When the drag operation is over the canvas, I start drawing custom shapes under the cursor. However, by default the button's image is included in the drag process thereby overlaying my canvas drawings. Is there any way to hide the default drag image? It seems that one can call setDragImage but that's not supported in IE9 and calling setDragImage(null, 0, 0) doesn't work in Chrome either. What are my options?
edit: to be clear, I'd like to hide the ghost image that is created with native drag/drop
When you right-click on an image in firefox, and click on Display image, it displays it. And around it, there is a black background.
Can I put my own background image instead of the black background?
No - you're entering browser-level functionality that is beyond your control.
You wouldn't really want a user to have to resort to this anyway. Are you trying to display the image in isolation? In which case create your own 'image view' page or show it in a lightbox or something.
When an image is opened on 4chan.org, it is not automatically resized by my browser (Chrome).
How is this done?
There is nothing in the link to a .jpg file in 4chan.org that will cause or prevent resizing. Chrome resizes large images to fit the browser window initially, and then you can click to make it full size. There are no native options to change this, but there are several extensions available for changing this behavior. Maybe you have one of these that is site specific?