Image Aspect Ratios Not Maintained about timthumb HOT 3 CLOSED

Yes - agreed. While the script aims to make things more production oriented, 
it'd be far more useful if it used a 
MAX width or height without distortion of the other property.

Any suggestions? 

Hmm - I've tried something like this:

$values = get_post_custom_values("Image"); echo $values[0]; 
?>&w=465&h="100%"&zc=0" 

Which keeps a constant defined width and the height follows to the correct 
aspect ratio, however when the 
script does it's work inside of WordPress (using the MImbo theme) it's not 
xHTML valid because of the quote 
marks around the 100%. Is there a way to do this and still generate clean xHTML?

this was fixed a long time ago. I hadn't realised the issues section here was 
being
used :)

Setting the width/ height to 100% won't work. Tim Thumb was not programmed to
understand percentages.

The original problem was because the code was stretching the image. There is 
now a
parameter, zc, which will zoom and crop the image instead of just scaling it to 
the
new size.