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Edit Post #291282 Post edited:
7 months ago
Edit Post #291282 Initial revision 7 months ago
Answer A: Images won't fit flex container on chrome
#3: I still don't know what exactly is going on, but experimenting today, I found a workaround at least: `align-items: normal;` on the container and `object-fit: scale-down;` on the image. Due to the way object-fit works, it circumvents the problem on chrome. #1: But this does highlight ano...
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7 months ago
Edit Post #291276 Post edited:
8 months ago
Edit Post #291276 Initial revision 8 months ago
Question Images won't fit flex container on chrome
I browse deviantArt from time to time and I wanted to make images display bigger, because there is so much useless whitespace on that site. On first glance that would be simple - remove the set dimensions of the image element and the overly conservative `srcset`. Because it's a react site, and ...
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8 months ago