• Im using the plugin and it is working really good embedding images to my PDF form.

    Now, I need to get the images to be stretched either horizontally and vertically when embedded.

    Is it possible?

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  • Plugin Author maximum.software

    (@maximumsoftware)

    There is no feature like that currently, but it can be added. Why do you say ‘either horizontally and vertically’? Why not both? What would control which way the image is to be stretched?

    Thread Starter ischiavinatto

    (@ischiavinatto)

    I mean, if it fits the horizontal size, stretch vertically. If fits vertical, then stretch horizontal.

    Can you do that?

    Please let me know how long it will take ok? It is very important for my project.

    Plugin Author maximum.software

    (@maximumsoftware)

    That would be the same as stretching it both ways, correct?

    The option to stretch the embedded image can be added, however, it would not be a very high priority task for me, unfortunately. I believe you are the only user to request it. If you are interested in fast-tracking the development of this feature, please send me an email message to admin at maximum dot software and we can discuss it.

    Thread Starter ischiavinatto

    (@ischiavinatto)

    Can I have a image to be align at the top, at least? It is being aligned at the bottom for the area I’ve designated for the image to be in.

    Plugin Author maximum.software

    (@maximumsoftware)

    Alignment is actually something I planned on adding already for a while. I guess both of these features can be added at the same time. Let me think about it and see if I can allocate time/budget for it.

    Thread Starter ischiavinatto

    (@ischiavinatto)

    Hi, any update here? Let me know ok ?

    Plugin Author maximum.software

    (@maximumsoftware)

    I don’t have an ETA for you. I’ll let you know when the feature would be released in this topic.

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