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Advanced PDF Control Image Size with correct Aspect Ratio
There are a number of messages on here (going back many years) with frustrations around trying to display varying size images on Advanced PDF templates at the correct ratio.
Has this been fixed yet? Can we set a 'width' or 'max-width' for an image and have the height adjust correctly (in CSS this would be height: auto; but that doesn't appear to work in Freemarker).
Using percentages doesn't appear to work in the same way as HTML / CSS either - it seems to be a percentage of the image itself (rather than a percentage of the HTML container).
The only way to resize an image seems to be to set a specific height and width in pixels - and if the source image has a different ratio then the image will be distorted.
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