Gary, not sure if this is what Andre means, but the notebook you attached has no code (Andre: "...original source notebook..."). You added code in the post but it is corrupted somehow - if you evaluate it, it will break. This happens when code is not formatted properly. This tutorial will tell you how to format code so it can be copy-pasted from Community to a notebook. I see moderators already tried to format your code - but it is too late - some typos creeped in. You can edit your last post, paste code again and format it correctly. Alternatively you could just attach a notebook with the code.

I hope this helps. Sam.

@Gary, thanks for the source notebook. I evaluated it and used the export wizard to embed the result, and it all works just fine, exactly like my previous examples show. I can only restate that the particular problem you are seeing with mismatched object size settings is likely do having exported from a notebook that was magnified.

The NB you attach here does not have such a setting, but the results you show on your site are exactly what you would see in the magnified source notebook scenario, i.e., the object size values in your embed code ('Log.function.emball150.cdf', 646, 508) are precisely the numbers you get when magnifying the notebook to 150%. I have a hard time believing your issue is anything other than this, and you should simply run the export wizard with the notebook at 100% and recopy/repaste the embed code for your page.

At this point, since I can't reproduce a problem with your content, I think you might have to pursue this directly with tech support to see if there is some other anomaly at play here (which I can't currently think of). Sorry I can't be more help on this particular point.

@Gary, without seeing your original source notebook, I can only guess that the reason your embed object size does not match your CDF might be from exporting while the original notebook was set at a magnified size. Otherwise, I have confirmed no problem getting precise output as desired on Mac and Windows equally. This particular magnification issue should probably be considered a bug, obviously it has the potential to be confusing. I'll get it reported (if it hasn't been already), thanks.

@Andre, the notebook is attached. The only change from the previous attachment was to the background of the cell. The size is specified according to previous instructions as ImageSize --> Medium. I put it in the GraphicsRow options because Manipulate rejected it as an option. That is, it prints in red within Manipulate, but it seems to work the same way. The white panel remains. The only other object options that might affect size are the Graphics Plotrange options, but those are necessary to the plot.

I would like to copy and paste the embed code provided by the export wizard, but it doesn't function on the UNLV server. When I use it, I get no image at all, as you can see here:

https://faculty.unlv.edu/gbp/mma/VisualComplexAnalysis/CDF/Log.function.html

Do I need to ask them to install something to make this work?

P.S. By mistake, attachment is a .cdf rather than a notebook. See messages above or below for the notebook attachment. The code in a message below is also functional now (July 31, 11:22 PM).

Attachments:

@Andre, It does help. I used Format to change the background color of the cell to light gray and Exported the notebook as an embeddable CDF. In the html file I used the sizes provided by the Export dialog for the bounding box. I now get a gray panel that includes the CDF cell, extends the full width of the html bounding box, and resizes properly. But I see a white panel below the gray panel. Changing the height and/or width of the html bounding box changes the size of the image, but leaves the white panel. I see the same result in Firefox and Chrome.

https://faculty.unlv.edu/gbp/mma/VisualComplexAnalysis/CDF/Log.function.html

@Gary, here's my CDF example in its original background:

http://members.wolfram.com/andre/cdf/webscaling

I will take a look at your particular example a bit later today to see if I can be of further assistance, thanks.

This is a good question and I am surprised no-one has come up with an answer so far. I would also like to increase the size of the output cell on my Manipulate exercises.