Hi Alan,

you mean the image that is in your CMS repository has a wrong aspect ratio?
The code you listed just shows the image as it is in the repository.

If you only set width or height and not both at the img tag than IE will
preserve the aspect ratio.
Only if you set both the aspect ratio will be affected.
This seems to be more an html or IE related issue than a MCMS related issue
or did I miss the point?

Cheers,
Stefan.

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"Alan Taylor" <alan_taylor@nospam.uk.ibm.com> wrote in message
 news:8safg09g3pk50fevi4s3ltfndjno1462mu@
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> Hi,
>
> I've written a custom image placeholder.  I've overridden the Render
> method, and have so far I've managed to write code to make the image
> clickable, so that it the full image is shown in a new window, see
> code below.
>
> The problem is that the image shown on the posting isn't shown with
> the correct aspect ratio.  How might I do this?  The ImagePlaceholder
> doesn't have Height or Width properties?
>
>
> protected override void Render(HtmlTextWriter writer)
> {
>   ImagePlaceholder pImage = this.BoundPlaceholder as ImagePlaceholder;
>
>   writer.Write("<a href='" + pImage.Src + "' target='_blank'><img
> src='" + pImage.Src + "' alt='" + pImage.Alt + "'</a> ");
>
> }
>

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