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- [x] Regression (a behavior that used to work and stopped working in a new release)
Previously in 5.3.4
Setting original-size to false with a zoom of 1 would set the PDF width to be size of the container. After zooming in or out regardless of whether PDF was larger or smaller than the container, the PDF would always resize to container width when original-size is set to false.
Observed new behaviour in 6.0.0:
Behaviour works correctly when original-size is true.
When original-size is false, there is Inconsistent behaviour depending whether PDF is larger or smaller than the container.
On initial load, the width of the PDF is set to original size even though original-size is set to false.
When zooming in so that the PDF is larger that container width, setting zoom to 1 will resize to container width. This matches previous behaviour.
When zooming out (making PDF smaller than container) then setting zoom to 1 does not resize the PDF.
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Previously in 5.3.4
Setting original-size to false with a zoom of 1 would set the PDF width to be size of the container. After zooming in or out regardless of whether PDF was larger or smaller than the container, the PDF would always resize to container width when original-size is set to false.
Observed new behaviour in 6.0.0:
Behaviour works correctly when original-size is true.
When original-size is false, there is Inconsistent behaviour depending whether PDF is larger or smaller than the container.
On initial load, the width of the PDF is set to original size even though original-size is set to false.
When zooming in so that the PDF is larger that container width, setting zoom to 1 will resize to container width. This matches previous behaviour.
When zooming out (making PDF smaller than container) then setting zoom to 1 does not resize the PDF.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: