Closed Cobrand closed 2 years ago
yeah I've seen this once when I was testing some features, but didn't have time to investigate.
thanks
ah wait but I'm now reading it better: you cannot over stretch an image because it shouldn't happen in the first place.
if you want to fit an image in a div, then you might want to use the progressive-background
component, instead of progressive-img
.
so instead of progressive-img
, just type progressive-background
and you should be fine.
I may obviously be mistaken and be using this component incorrectly, but it looks like any
progressive-img
is limited in width to the original image's width. (from this line: https://github.com/MatteoGabriele/vue-progressive-image/blob/master/src/mixin/image.js#L113)During my tests, if an image had an original width of 250px, I couldn't make it 270px, 300 or 500px. I haven't seen an issue about this, (which seems weird), but I haven't seen any option to prevent this either.
Is this a mistake on my end and possible after all? If not, is there any plans to add this as a possibility in the future?