Currently, LOGSEQ is able to resize the image on the normal page like this: {:height 76, :width 341}
However, when users are reading pdf with area highlight, LOGSEQ just creates a text [:span] in a page related to the PDF and will be parsed as an image using the block metadata. Users can not adjust the size of the parsed images.
Since LOGSEQ already support {:height 76, :width 341} for normal image, is it also possible for the images from PDF?
I agree. This seems like it hopefully wouldn’t be too hard of a change to make in the code. It would be nice if there was a small resize handle on the bottom right corner of the images gotten from an area highlight just like there already is on the bottom right corner of regular images.
Any updates on this? Plugins I wasn’t able to find?
Idea I’d like to add: also allow us to quickly collapse it to a small icon that fits nicely in between text. When skimming the highlights page, I often find that the image previews of area-highlights dominate the text highlights a lot more than I would like. In those cases I’d prefer to be able to just add a description of the image and be able to unfold/expand/pop-up the image witch a single click on such an icon.
