Properly size thumbnail images with nonexistent/unavailable sources#81
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Properly size thumbnail images with nonexistent/unavailable sources#81adamhb123 wants to merge 1 commit intoComputerScienceHouse:developfrom
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Adds some HTML and CSS to ensure that thumbnail images with bad sources are correctly sized. Resolves ComputerScienceHouse#80.
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Is it possible to detect a bad thumbnail source in code? It'd be neat if gallery automatically regenerated the thumbnail, or reinstated the default when a broken one was loaded. |
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Adds some HTML and CSS to ensure that thumbnail images with bad sources
are correctly sized. Resolves #80.
Fix visualization (see #80 for an example of what it looked like prior):
