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Editor Properties Panel: When a large image is resized to "large" it actually becomes too small to see, and cannot be expanded

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      NOTE: This suggestion is for Confluence Server. Using Confluence Cloud? See the corresponding suggestion.

      Some QA usability feedback:

      • Take a screenshot of a webpage, approx 1000*1000 pixels
      • Upload it to a confluence page
      • Use the property panel on the image, and resize it to "Large"
      • Save the page

      Now when a user views that page, they see the image scaled down to 300*300 pixels. This means that it is too small to read the content. The user is used to clicking on scaled-down images to see them in full-size, and is confused because this does not work in this case.

      The problem is that from the point of view of a user viewing the page, they don't care whether the image is "small", "medium" or "large". If the image is too small to see properly, they will want to click it to see in full-size. But Confluence will only expand images that are "small" or "medium"; clicking on a "large" image will do nothing.

      Maybe the behaviour should be that if the image displayed is smaller than the full sized image, then it should be expandable.

      Or else, just simply make all images expandable, whatever the size.

            [CONFSERVER-21228] Editor Properties Panel: When a large image is resized to "large" it actually becomes too small to see, and cannot be expanded

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            Description Original: Some QA usability feedback:

            * Take a screenshot of a webpage, approx 1000*1000 pixels
            * Upload it to a confluence page
            * Use the property panel on the image, and resize it to "Large"
            * Save the page

            Now when a user views that page, they see the image scaled down to 300*300 pixels. This means that it is too small to read the content. The user is used to clicking on scaled-down images to see them in full-size, and is confused because this does not work in this case.

            The problem is that from the point of view of a user viewing the page, they don't care whether the image is "small", "medium" or "large". If the image is too small to see properly, they will want to click it to see in full-size. But Confluence will only expand images that are "small" or "medium"; clicking on a "large" image will do nothing.

            Maybe the behaviour should be that if the image displayed is smaller than the full sized image, then it should be expandable.

            Or else, just simply make all images expandable, whatever the size.


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              *NOTE:* This suggestion is for *Confluence Server*. Using *Confluence Cloud*? [See the corresponding suggestion|http://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFCLOUD-21228].
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            Some QA usability feedback:

            * Take a screenshot of a webpage, approx 1000*1000 pixels
            * Upload it to a confluence page
            * Use the property panel on the image, and resize it to "Large"
            * Save the page

            Now when a user views that page, they see the image scaled down to 300*300 pixels. This means that it is too small to read the content. The user is used to clicking on scaled-down images to see them in full-size, and is confused because this does not work in this case.

            The problem is that from the point of view of a user viewing the page, they don't care whether the image is "small", "medium" or "large". If the image is too small to see properly, they will want to click it to see in full-size. But Confluence will only expand images that are "small" or "medium"; clicking on a "large" image will do nothing.

            Maybe the behaviour should be that if the image displayed is smaller than the full sized image, then it should be expandable.

            Or else, just simply make all images expandable, whatever the size.


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            Link New: This issue relates to CONFCLOUD-21228 [ CONFCLOUD-21228 ]

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