On 9/10/2010 9:12 PM, Michiel Kamermans wrote:
I'm currently using a custom plugin to resize on-page images so that their screen dimensions match their print dimensions, by checking the image files for their dpi value and determining what the pixel size should be for a 72dpi device (which is 99% of all monitors).
Not any of my monitors. Most are 96dpi and for a while I used one at 110dpi. I'd assume that high DPI screens are more common these days. (Didn't Apple make a big deal about the resolution of new iPhones?) And this article (http://webkit.org/blog/57/css-units/) seems to suggest that 96dpi is the "standard" in browsers.
If you resize the images with CSS, then you can just use device independent units. "style='width:4in;height:2.5in'"
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