Image Too large from post_content

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13 April, 2022 06:23:04
GAIDO
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Messages: 6
Hello,

All images included in the field post_content appear too large in the pdf.
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13 April, 2022 06:28:06
E2Pdf
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Hi,

You can try to set "image" width via CSS section as:

img {
width: 400px;
}

or if images has some class as:

.class {
width: 400px;
}
We would really appreciate your feedback at WordPress.org!
13 April, 2022 06:36:48
GAIDO
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Messages: 6
I already did this but no effect. CSS is never apply, color, size.. do I activate something ?
13 April, 2022 08:13:23
E2Pdf
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Can you please attach screenshot how did you set "img" width with CSS section? Do you have "CSS Priority" checkbox "on"?

P.S. Currently it can accept only 1 level CSS as "tag" or ".class", exactly as on screenshot and not all CSS features supported however "img" tag with "width" is in the supported list.
We would really appreciate your feedback at WordPress.org!
13 April, 2022 08:29:25
GAIDO
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Messages: 6
Hi,

Thank for your answer.

Ok sorry, custom css works for "width", but the ratio width/height is not respected. The problem is general to all images. Why the format in web page is not respect in the pdf ?

See my attached files.
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13 April, 2022 08:30:20
GAIDO
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Image is the web HTML page and in attached the pdf exported.
13 April, 2022 09:24:53
E2Pdf
Support
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It looks like there is "width" and "height" attributes directly inside "HTML".

Can you try to modify CSS to:

img {
width: 400px;
height: auto;
}

P.S. PDF format by default doesn't support "HTML" and all "HTML" must be converted to PDF... We are continuously extending its support however there are still a lot of work to do.
We would really appreciate your feedback at WordPress.org!