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Simple, but looks like it could be very useful. I noticed that images are loaded in their original size - causes the page to "jump" when they're resized. Would
by prez 15y ago
Simple, but looks like it could be very useful.
I noticed that images are loaded in their original size - causes the page to "jump" when they're resized. Wouldn't it be better to resize them on the server?
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- spolu 15y agoThanks! Great point! It sometime takes a while for them to resize indeed. Resizing on the server is not very convenient since I have a stack composed of node.js & mongoDB with a thin layer of php. I though that the 750k limit was kind of a solution to that issue... Moreover, having eventually access to the original images might be useful. Conclusion: I need to find a solution to avoid this resizing lag on the client side or resize on the server. Thanks again! -stan