The current implementation in odt.conf for cover-images adds: style:rel-width="100%" style:rel-height="scale". For an image with the dimensions 2097x287, this should show the image in LibreOffice with a proportional width and height. However when opened in LibreOffice the width is indeed 100%, but the height seems to be the same as the width. So scale seems to be implementing "height" instead. If you look in the Picture-properties in LibreOffice you can see the following values: (x) Keep scale ( ) Keep image size -- Scale -------------- Width: 96% Height: 2% -- Image Size ------- Width: 170,00mm Height: 0,41mm Modifying this Scale to Width: 100% and Height: 100% does the right thing. If you save the file again, LibreOffice adds it this to the draw:frame: svg:width="177.69mm" svg:height="24.31mm" Without this working properly, LibreOffice only understands exact dimensions. Which means as producer (ODF backend) you need to get image dimensions and apply that to the page dimensions and all kinds of crazy shit ;-) I believe this problem has always existed.
The behavior one would expect is the behavior seen when pushing the "Original Size" button inside the Picture-proprties window.
AFAICT LibO does not handle "scale", it does seem to handle percentages correctly.
Thanks for bugreport Please, attach odt file that demonstrates this problem
Created attachment 70925 [details] AsciiDoc source for image test file This is the AsciiDoc source for the generated Flat ODF file showing the described problem.
Created attachment 70926 [details] Flat ODF file showing the reported problem Flat ODF file showing the reported problem
The attached Flat ODF file shows the (various) problems we see with including images into ODF.
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Bug was incorrectly set to NEEDINFO :-(
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