Rotated image and the edge lines?

[alan_sh]

If I add an image to my web site, I can normally drag it and, when I approach the edge of the page (defined by the Break Point), a thin line appears.

However, I have one image that I have rotated 90 degrees. Now when I drag the image, the line appears when I am some way from the edge and then disappears as I approach it. I also note that the size dimensions (in properties) have the horizonal and vertical numbers reversed (as if it hadn't been rotated).

I have produced a small sample WBS file here https://www.dropbox.com/s/0k1xuh1dzlbwz ... 2.zip?dl=0 which should show the issue.

Is this a bug or have I done something wrong?

Alan

[Pablo]

This is normal behavior.
In HTML, the object is not actually rotated only the visual rendering is transformed.
The outline of the object will not change.

[alan_sh]

OK thanks. That doesn't really help me, but if that's how it is, then that's life.

Alan

[Pablo]

The guideline should still appear when you approach the edge, however it will use the original position of the object.

[alan_sh]

Oh it does, but it doesn't actually help me to position the image at the edge.

Alan

[Billywiz]

While on the subject of rotate Pablo, you mentioned that in the new version "Improved: All rotatable objects now have a rotation handle to provide quicker way to rotate the object" this is the same as the previous version where you grab a corner and a rotate symbol appears for you to be able to manipulate the image.

[Pablo]

Tools -> Options -> User Interface -> Display rotate handle

[Billywiz]

Thank you Pablo for that info.