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1. Missing user

   
   04 Apr 2018

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   Hi Team,
   
   I´d like to have certain pictures be resized to 100% screenwidth.
   Can you tell me what a need to add to the "Image.cshtml" template that comes per default with the MVC Image Widget?  I would need a code snipped as I´m not too familiar with cshtml.
   
   My aim is to copy and rename the template, add the 100% screenwidth to the copy, and then asign the new template via the widget interface.
   
   
   Looking forward to your help.
   Thanks!
2. Missing user

   
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   04 Apr 2018 in reply to Missing user

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   Hi Eva!
   
   I've actually come across something similar to this requirement whilst using TPC.
   
   You will need to modify the img tag inside the figure tag, as shown below:
   
   <figure>
           <img width="100%" height="@Model.ImageDisplayHeight" data-tpc-role="image-view" data-tpc-readonly-value="@("data:image/png;base64," + Model.Value)" src="@("data:image/png;base64," + Model.Value)">
           <figcaption>@Model.ImageCaption</figcaption>
   </figure>
   
   Notice the change in the width property to "100%" instead of the default. This should set the width of the image to be 100% of whatever container it is in.
   
   You can also update this in the template for both the LabelPosition of Left and Top (if required).
   
   Just a word of warning - the images, when uploaded, get compressed to a 144x144 size. If you span the width 100%, it will look blurry/pixelated potentially.
   
   I hope this helps!
   
   Thanks!
   
   Matt
   
   

   Last modified on 04 Apr 2018 16:04 by Missing user
3. Missing user

   
   05 Apr 2018 in reply to Missing user

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   Hi Matt,
   
   thanks so much for your help with this!
   Could you do me a favor and post the complete code snipped as it is set in the adjusted "100%" image.cshtml?
   I´ve pasted the current snipped into my image-resize.cshtml, but it seams I´ve missed something.
   
   Thanks again,
   Eva