Paul Perrin asked 7 years ago
I put up a PDF – but it really looks pretty bad.
The original doc was an A4 booklet 100+pages – I want it to be usable on tablet and desktop. But currently on both the pages show will big margins left/right/bottom that are just ‘noise’ making it look like the page was scanned on a scanner with a dirty hood.
I have turned off zoom and adaptive that really didn’t seem to work logically on a touch screen (or with a scrolly mouse) but it still looks pretty bad… what do I need to do to make it look reasonable?
Here is the current link (but I’ll be working to make it look better!)
The original doc was an A4 booklet 100+pages – I want it to be usable on tablet and desktop. But currently on both the pages show will big margins left/right/bottom that are just ‘noise’ making it look like the page was scanned on a scanner with a dirty hood.
I have turned off zoom and adaptive that really didn’t seem to work logically on a touch screen (or with a scrolly mouse) but it still looks pretty bad… what do I need to do to make it look reasonable?
Here is the current link (but I’ll be working to make it look better!)
1 Answers
super Staff answered 6 years ago
Hello Paul,
Thank you for your message.
I know that it’s a long time passed, but will answer anyways.
The issue is in your site’s styles. In the file http://www.radiofreeuk.org/blogs/demo/wp-content/themes/parament/style.css?ver=4.9.6 on the line 569 you have code to limit maximum image width:
Thank you for your message.
I know that it’s a long time passed, but will answer anyways.
The issue is in your site’s styles. In the file http://www.radiofreeuk.org/blogs/demo/wp-content/themes/parament/style.css?ver=4.9.6 on the line 569 you have code to limit maximum image width:
.hentry img {
max-width: 627px;
width: auto;
height: auto;
}
If you will change that max-width for the PDF images, it should look fine then.
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