WikiFormatting for Image should include image dimensions

[vlastimil.zima@…]

When an image is inserted in Trac using [[Image()]] macro, the HTML output should contain width and height attributes.

Currently these attributes are missing which causes anchors to be useless on pages with images especially when there is several of big ones. The browser usually doesn't compute the position of the anchor correctly and so it doesn't perform scrolling as required, but less.

Experienced in Firefox 33 using comment links in ticket with large number of images in comments.

[Ryan J Ollos]

Looks like you are probably correct about this: ​SO:1247693/121694. I'll do some more research. Would you like to provide a patch (PatchWelcome)?

[Peter Suter]

You can specify width and height parameters in the [[Image()]] macro, e.g. the image has width and height attributes in the HTML output from these macro parameters: [[Image(htdocs:../common/trac_logo_mini.png, width=107, height=30)]]

To add these automatically Trac would have to know how to parse various image file formats. It's not obvious to me that the benefits of that would outweigh the downsides.

[Ryan J Ollos]

I think the argument in comment:2 is enough to close this as worksforme.