Hey there!
So we are actually making some researches on Artistic Direction for our next game, and we are copying/pasting images on a canvas.
The problem is that we can’t add more than one image on the width of the canvas:
These images are embed and we can’t add them side by side which result in a huge waste of space.
Please, we would love to be able to use the canvas more laterally, like with no limit!
Dear @tomavatars
I understand your point, for the time being you might consider to use a “photos table” as in the sample below
Coda team, thoughts?
Hi @tomavatars,
I just tested this and I’m able to add multiple images next to each other as long as they don’t exceed the width of the canvas for text, which is 800px on the narrow layout and 1,000px on the wide layout. I’ve tried both uploading images and the Image("url") formula and they both work.
Add a space or two, then backspace, and try resizing. It should jump up next to the other one.
Let me know if it doesn’t work.
Ben
Thanks @BenLee
The problem is that on Chrome, embedded videos are hard to resize.
And it was more of a feature request to be able to decide the width of the page, like a free form. I could also be an argument for other features request like Mind Map 
We are looking at some work on the Canvas. This is likely a larger layouts item though. I’ll pass this along to the team and make sure they see this post.
Thanks Ben!
I love working with the canvas and it’s simplicity and efficiency. With some new elegant features you could make it shiny!
Hey have you tried to have a table of images and then use a concat() or formulamap() to display them on the canvas? This will allow you to have them next to each other, I think in the way you are wanting @tomavatars.
Hi @Johg_Ananda and thank you for the suggestion, but I think it’s a bad idea. It works of course but it is a workaround and UX wise, it’s terrible.
Because I just want to quickly add images on the canvas, and not have too much operations to do in between.
