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Hello Jordan,
Thanks for your input. We are using an <image> component on the right-hand side of the screen at the moment, but there are still scenarios where users need to zoom to see the details of the drawing. Also images doesn't always fit in the allocated space (<split-view-column>) no matter how much we play around with the height and width tags on the <image> component.
Hello Marcus,
The ability to zoom in and out, pan, and generally control the viewport requires a full screen view to achieve reliably. If exposed outside of the modal, the component would not be reliable or function well in tandem with other elements on the page, such as scrolling. To satisfy this use case, the customer could create a repeater with the <image> component in the right-hand side of the screen, rather than using the <attachment-list>. This would show a much larger image in the split-view that would not require any zooming or panning in most scenarios.