system
(system)
February 22, 2021, 9:38pm
#1
Most e-mail clients i have seen have a way to resize the images you import inside your composing window, you should be able to grab the corners of a picture and drag it to make the picture smaller while composing an email.
I sometimes make step by step emails with lots of images for visual reference, and it would be nice to just be able to resize the picture I import inside Mailspring without relying on other applications to do it.
(Originally posted by grandixximo on GitHub.)
(Original post had 3 upvotes.)
opened 08:48AM - 02 Sep 19 UTC
Feature Request
Does this feature exist in another mail client or tool you use?
Most e-mail clients i have seen have a way...
audit
enhancement
bengotow
(Ben Gotow)
February 22, 2021, 9:39pm
#2
Hey @grandixximo this is a great idea! I’ll see if we can get this implemented sometime soon.
(Originally posted by bengotow on GitHub.)
Toub
(Nicolas Toublanc)
December 17, 2021, 9:56am
#3
I guess we are talking about CSS resizing here, which should be quite easy to implement I guess.
This feature is really important, I am a new “1-year payed” user, and this is my most missing feature until now.
miguelem
(Miguelem)
July 4, 2022, 6:34am
#4
I’m missing this feature a lot, my emails with screenshots look awful on some email clients and screens.
Any workaround until you implement this “properly”?
I think this is a really important feature in an email client.
glenn2223
(Glenn)
December 9, 2022, 2:10pm
#6
Submitted a PR, just needs merging (after some heavy testing)
Foundry376:master
← glenn2223:composer-image-resize-community#729
opened 02:09PM - 09 Dec 22 UTC
Add image resizing to the composer - closes [Community#729](https://community.ge… tmailspring.com/t/resizing-image-in-composer/729)
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- You can now resize images within the composer
- by default, it will retain the original ratio (holding <kbd>Shift</kbd> = freeform)
- Adjusted the margins and positions of the image in the composer so it matches the email viewer
_before it was padded and top-aligned then, in the viewer, it would have no padding and be base-aligned - meaning what you see is not what they get 😉_