Here's an example where I have four images out of the six possible:
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Then I had the thought of creating empty "spacer" images, so that I could "move" the four images around in the available space, like this:
- 2of3.png (152.57 KiB) Viewed 1032 times
Here is where the borders become really noticeable - that middle section would ideally be completely blank. I'd like to have an option to remove the outlines for all images in this report.
That's my first use case. In my second use case, I would take advantage of that dead space in the center by taking a rectangular-sized original image, slicing it into two image files, and then lining up the left half and the right half to approximate a (borderless) single image. I can specify zero space around each image, so this should work. Mockup would look something like this:
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One other idea to consider. If removal of the border isn't doable, an alternative would be a configuration option to specify the color of the border. For example, if I could change the border line color from black to white, that would fully meet my first use case, but would leave a white line running down the center in my second use case - which would still be a better option than what is available today.
I do see a much older post viewtopic.php?f=32&t=13705&p=68834#p68834 which is in the neighborhood of this topic.
If this feature/configuration option is not possible today (seven+ years after the above post), I can open up a Wish List feature request.
Thanks!
