This means that if your attachment settings for images allow images to display that are bigger than this restriction, the image will appear cropped, and the user must scroll within the DIV element to see all of the image.
I do not see why the DIV containing the inline image attachments needs to be restricted to a max height of 350px. It should allow the entire posted image attachment to show, same as the [ img ] tag does. I would also argue this for the non-inline attachments as well (which are presented inside of a visible DIV box)
I propose removing this limitation. Basically just removing the
max-height: 350px; overflow: auto;
rules from the "attach-image" class resolves this issue.It should be noted that subsilver2 does not have this limit, and shows the images in all their glory.