Description: I have inserted an image. I can resize the image, so it fills the width of the page: The max width of the image = the width of the page. But if I rotate the image 90 degrees, then I should be able to resize the image to be taller than the width of the page. E.g. I should be able to resize it to fill the complete page. But it seems the height of the image is limited to the width of the page. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open attached page 1 2. Mark the image 3. Make the image fill the whole page by dragging the corner. 1. Open attached page 2 2. Mark the image 3. Make the image fill more than the whole page by dragging the corner. Actual Results: The image is not resized. Expected Results: The image should be resized. Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: Workaround: Rotate the image before inserting it into LibreWriter.
Created attachment 192804 [details] Resize rotated image to fill the page
That is indeed an unsolved problem, see bug 124498. To workaround the problem, first insert the image in Draw. Then copy&paste it from Draw. That way you get a "Draw"-image, which has no problems with rotation. The downside is, that "Draw"-images do not have the features "Image Map" and "Contour Polygon". But likely you will not need them. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 124498 ***
The workaround works for the first part (90 degree rotation), but not the second part (non-90 degree rotation, scale to bigger than the page). If you make an intersection with the rotated image, it makes the intersection on the non-rotated image, and then rotates the intersection. So you cannot do this as a workaround in Draw: 1. rotate image (non-90 degrees) 2. intersect with rectangle <-- this part fails 3. scale as needed