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How to resize a rich text field on a Salesforce Visualforce Page?
Hi all,
I have a custom object which contains a rich text field which is populated by an image.
I am using an apex:pageblocktable to display the list of that said custom object.
How can I resize that particular field in my pageblocktable?
Any help is appreciated.
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2 Replies
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Hi Kumar,
You can try this:
.sfdc_richtext img{
border: 0;
height: 15%;
width: 15%;
}Thanks
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I have resized the rich text field on a visualforce page. If we can add small images also displayed using that size only, those are not displaying clearly. How to change the only large image size in rich text field on a visualforce page?
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