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Add CSS Reset #27518
Add CSS Reset #27518
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// This resets the WordPress default | ||
img { | ||
height: auto; |
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Just a note for the height:auto
here.
In the twentytwentyone theme this was causing a layout shift while the page was loading on slow connections. In order to fix that we had to add inline styles for the featured images (see https://github.com/WordPress/twentytwentyone/pull/692/files).
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@aristath Should that fix be baked into core then, and not just into this CSS reset?
If I recall correctly, this rule only became necessary after lazy loading images launched.
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Yeah, it became an issue after lazy-loading.
That function does the following:
- Gets the image width & height
- Calculates the aspect-ratio
- Adds
width:100%;height:X%
(X calculated from the aspect-ratio) to the image inline.
If width:100%
is OK for all themes, then we can definitely port the fix to core, but I don't think all themes will want that...
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Ah ok, I see what you mean — a 100% width would probably cause its own set of problems in some themes. 😄
But a global fix of some kind seems to be a good idea.
Closing in favour of #30092 |
Description
Adds some CSS reset code to minimize boilerplate code needed to build a theme.
Fixes #27116
How has this been tested?
Tested in TT1 blocks
Types of changes
Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
Checklist: