Checked one of a mobile sites I did that has inline image larger than 480px and no width/height attributes were declared in the CSS and markup, but Opera Mini is able to resize the image fits in the screen.
I think I have a fine guess what has gone wrong with your inline image-it's simply too long, and Opera Mini resizing the whole image to fit in the screen propotionally using Height, though I suspect the way you have your img declared (auto height and max-width) might have attributed to it but I didn't test it more thoroughly. your vision - orignial image image sie: 620 x 2254px http://bit.ly/mwdd I thought maybe html5 be contributed too it too so I made a XHTML version to compare just in case. image sie: 620 x 861px image trimmed - xhtml version http://bit.ly/mwddd2 trimmed image - html5 version http://bit.ly/mwddd3 Screen shots taken from Opera Mini and Safari http://greensho.nexcess.net/mweb/s1.png - landscape, note that it resized the image to fit in 320 height thus making the image rendered smaller than the portrait view below. http://greensho.nexcess.net/mweb/s3.png - portrait. I guess David from Opera has a good explanation for it. A note for Safari and Andriod, the trimmed image is still too wide and part of it got cut off, but this can be compensated with reduced percentage in both width and height. http://greensho.nexcess.net/mweb/d4.html David, FYI re input padding bug http://greensho.nexcess.net/mweb/s2.png http://greensho.nexcess.net/mweb/s3-safari.png tee ******************************************************************* List Guidelines: http://webstandardsgroup.org/mail/guidelines.cfm Unsubscribe: http://webstandardsgroup.org/join/unsubscribe.cfm Help: memberh...@webstandardsgroup.org *******************************************************************
