As mentioned in the titel the slides of Impress/Draw can only be exported to (X)HTML as images up to a size of 1024*768. Found in the export dialog ("HTML export") as "Screen resolution" with the options: * "Low resolution (640x480 pixel)" * "Medium resolution (800x600 pixel)" * "High resolution (1024x768 pixel)" I want to suggest an improvement by providing the user a possibility to input a custom resolution as an 4th option. Screen resolution --------------------- ( ) Low resolution (640x480 pixels) ( ) Medium resolution (800x600 pixels) ( ) High resolution (1024x768 pixels) (o) Custom resolution: Width: [_1280_] pixels Height: [_1024_] pixels
Created attachment 89737 [details] Screenshots of HTML export dialogs for v3304 and v4132. To clarify one aspect of this report, Draw will export a graphic via File > Export... > File Type of "HTML Document (Draw)" that is no larger in any dimension than the largest dimension selected e.g., an A4 page will export as an 800x1131px graphic if the "1024x768 pixels" option is selected. Impress slides being a more consistent size (and presentations more likely to have a greater number of slides) it is easier to understand the desire for larger and / or custom sizes for Impress over Draw. Given however that Impress and Draw appear to share the same export process, it would seem reasonable that both components are enhanced to include this option, even though it likely applies more to Impress and Draw. I have taken screenshots of the HTML Export dialogs under Ubuntu 10.04 x86_64 running: - v3.3.0.4 OOO330m19 Build: 6 - v4.1.3.2 Build ID: 70feb7d99726f064edab4605a8ab840c50ec57a ... which indicates this size limitation has always been in place.
As per comment #1, confirmed. Status set to NEW. Version set to Inherited From OOo as the ability to select custom sized graphics via export to HTML has never been available. Platform to All/All. Severity set to enhancement.
Setting version back from "Inherited From OOo" to what it was prior (for bugs marked enhancement), for QA tracking purposes. My mistake. Apologies.
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