B
badzio
Hi,
it seems that webbrowser ignores attributes width/height for <img/>
I've page contains:
<img src="http://someserver/somepicture.jpg" width="216" height="36"
style="border: 0px"/>
on device/emulator with 'low' resolution (240x320) this picture looks
fine. On device/emulator with 'high' resolution (for example emulator
vga 480x640) this picture is rescalled to bigger one, looks terrible
(piksels are visible) and it's too big.
It's webbrowser control from cf .net 2.0
(System.Windows.Forms.WebBrowser)
The same situation is if I open this page in PIE.
It's emulator for Windows Mobile 6.0 Professional.
It doesn't matter if I load html directrly to .DocumentText or
do .Navigate() to local/remote html file
Any idea how to fix it? It means - how to create html which is
properly displayed by PIE
it seems that webbrowser ignores attributes width/height for <img/>
I've page contains:
<img src="http://someserver/somepicture.jpg" width="216" height="36"
style="border: 0px"/>
on device/emulator with 'low' resolution (240x320) this picture looks
fine. On device/emulator with 'high' resolution (for example emulator
vga 480x640) this picture is rescalled to bigger one, looks terrible
(piksels are visible) and it's too big.
It's webbrowser control from cf .net 2.0
(System.Windows.Forms.WebBrowser)
The same situation is if I open this page in PIE.
It's emulator for Windows Mobile 6.0 Professional.
It doesn't matter if I load html directrly to .DocumentText or
do .Navigate() to local/remote html file
Any idea how to fix it? It means - how to create html which is
properly displayed by PIE