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OT: what's the deal with the images being cropped so that some of the text is cut off? I'm seeing it on Firefox, Chrome, Safari, and iPhone. Clicking the image
by tzs 3y ago
OT: what's the deal with the images being cropped so that some of the text is cut off? I'm seeing it on Firefox, Chrome, Safari, and iPhone. Clicking the image opens a view of just the image, which is not cut off, so it is not a problem with the image itself.
It's happening because of the "object-fit: cover" in this from index_build.css:
.post-content div.npf_row .npf_col figure img,.post div.npf_row .npf_col figure img,body div.npf_row .npf_col figure img {
width: 100%;
height: 100%;
object-fit: cover
}
That suggests it is a deliberate design choice. If so, what's the reasoning behind it?
- tasuki 3y agoAnd also for some reason I can't zoom in to see the pictures. Opening the picture still does not let me zoom in. I have to open the picture in a bloody new tab to be able to zoom in and see it. Considering the condescending/trying to be funny tone of the article, I'm wondering whether perhaps the joke's on me. I'm currently furnishing a house and let me tell you, finding furnishings consistent in any way is near impossible.
- DHPersonal 3y agoIt's a Tumblr blog theme, so it just has some quirks. https://mcmansionhell.tumblr.com https://mcmansionhell.tumblr.com
- proactivesvcs 3y agoI think it's because tumblr is the McMansion of blogging services ;-)
- NikkiA 3y agoThis is the 3rd or 4th site I've seen doing this, this week, I suspect it has to be some kind of weird trend going around.