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Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of Ticket #62413, comment 13
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Ticket #62413, comment 13
v1 v2 3 3 Removing either `auto` from the `sizes` attribute, or `width: fit-content;` fixes it. This sounds like a browser bug, and hopefully will be fixed upstream. 4 4 5 Seems a good fix for now may be to have a filter that plugins and themes can use to toggleadding of `auto` to the `sizes` attribute. The question is whether `auto` should be present by default (as now) or let it be added by plugins and themes when they know there's no `fit-content` on the images. That would probably depend on how common it is for images to have `width: fit-content;` in the "wild".5 Seems a good fix for now may be to have a filter that plugins and themes can use to control adding of `auto` to the `sizes` attribute. The question is whether `auto` should be present by default (as now) or let it be added by plugins and themes when they know there's no `fit-content` on the images. That would probably depend on how common it is for images to have `width: fit-content;` in the "wild".
