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  1. 30 Apr 2012 1:50 PM #1
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    Default Ext.Img component: sizing does not actually size specified image.

    Ext.Img component: sizing does not actually size specified image.


    It looks like the Img component takes the supplied image and makes it the background-image for an Panel. Since this is the case, scaling of the image cannot be forced. When specifying a width and height, it should apply to the background-size attribute of the Panel.

    I was assuming the following options:
    Code:
    scaling: 'contain' or 'cover'
height: 500 
width: 500
    which all, of course, would be added to the Panel's background-size attribute.
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    If you set mode : 'image' on the Ext.Img then it will act the way you wish. Or if you want to leave it as default then you can use this CSS:

    Code:
    .x-img {
    background-size: 100%;
}
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    Hi Mitchell,
    it would be great to see all used properties in the api doc also (not only investigating source code).

    That would make live a little bit easier.

    Maybe this are hidden gems for experienced developers that like sources but it is good to know that there is always one person who knows them all ;-)
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