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Am I blind? In the first link, I don't see anything there that demands the images all have the same aspect ratio. Regardless, when using WP this isn't going to
by chiefalchemist 4y ago
Am I blind? In the first link, I don't see anything there that demands the images all have the same aspect ratio.
Regardless, when using WP this isn't going to happen.
Furthermore, even if all the images in the srcset have the same a-ratio, that doesn't mean that ratio is the same as the ratio in the markup + CSS. Yeah, you can assume. But why risk it?
- jaffathecake 4y ago> In the first link, I don't see anything there that demands the images all have the same aspect ratio. It says "the smaller image is a scaled-down version of the bigger image". If you scale an image down evenly, it will have the same aspect-ratio. In case you're going to pick at the wording: I know that it's the intention of the spec authors and browser implementers that all entries in the srcset have the same ratio. > even if all the images in the srcset have the same a-ratio, that doesn't mean that ratio is the same as the ratio in the markup + CSS. Yeah, you can assume. But why risk it? The last section of the article discusses this.