I want to show my Flair in a WPF Browser
Control and size it to the smallest size possible.
XAML:
You can set the size of browser to 0,0
before navigating and then after document load completed, you can set Width
and Height
of control to scrollWidth
and scrollHeight
of document:
private void browser_LoadCompleted(object sender, NavigationEventArgs e)
{
browser.Width = ((dynamic)browser.Document).Body.parentElement.scrollWidth;
browser.Height = ((dynamic)browser.Document).Body.parentElement.scrollHeight;
}
private void browser_Navigating(object sender, NavigatingCancelEventArgs e)
{
browser.Width = 0;
browser.Height = 0;
}
Note
1) The post is an answer to Size WPF Browser to its HTML-Content. If the concern is exactly showing the image, you can rely on an Image
control as mentioned also in the first comment.
2) When showing your flair using WebBrowser control, you need to turn off scrolling by setting scroll="no"
attribute for body
tag. Also you need to set style=\"padding:0px;margin:0px;\"
for body
tag. Also remove borders of image by setting style="border:0px;"
for img
tag and also maybe some other html and css corrections.
3) In a windows with DPI settings set to 125% you need to multiply values by 0.8.
http://setmy.browsersize.com/ Does this help? This appears to be allowing you to set your browser to a set size for development purposes. I feel this might be a nudge in the right direction?
<a href='javascript:(function(w,h){
var n=window,d=document,s=n.screen;
function r(o){
n.resizeTo(Number(w)+o,h);
return n.innerWidth||d.body.clientWidth;
}
function c(t,u){
return t>u?(t-u)>>1:0;
}
if(r(1)==r(0)) {
if(typeof p=="undefined"||p.closed){
$("info").className="no_popup";
p=n.open(n.location.href,
"resize_popup",
"menubar,
toolbar,
location,
directories,
status,
resizable,
titlebar,
".split(",").join("=yes,")+",
width="+w+",height="+h+",
left="+c(s.width,w)+",
top="+c(s.height,h));
} else {
p.focus();
}
p.resizeTo(w,h);n=p;
}
if(w>s.width||h>s.height){
n.moveTo(0,0);
}
})(640, 480);'>640 x 480</a>