Mark Van Silfhout reported an issue with the CMS editor when inserting images inside a numbered list: the images do not appear in the preview (right panel) in the CMS editor.
Note:
• Images outside a numbered list do show in the right panel of the editor.
• Images inserted inside a bullet list of items do show in the right panel of the editor.
• the Netlify Preview renders the images that are inserted inside the numbered list items correctly.
I have tried the same using the CMS as a non-admin user (see PR and preview below), and I also noticed the same. It is weird behavior, isn’t it?
I am almost sure that this issue did not occur in a past (I think before the Gatsby upgrade). I think authors were able to see the inserted images in the right panel of the CMS editor. As an example, if you looks at the blog post (submitted on April 8 before Gatsby upgrade on Production env) from Ron Dharma (Getting started with HPE GreenLake API for Backup and Recovery), and open it in the CMS editor, you will see a series of images inserted inside a list of numbered items, and the images are shown in the right panel of the CMS editor.
Mark Van Silfhout reported an issue with the CMS editor when inserting images inside a numbered list: the images do not appear in the preview (right panel) in the CMS editor.
Note: • Images outside a numbered list do show in the right panel of the editor. • Images inserted inside a bullet list of items do show in the right panel of the editor. • the Netlify Preview renders the images that are inserted inside the numbered list items correctly.
I have tried the same using the CMS as a non-admin user (see PR and preview below), and I also noticed the same. It is weird behavior, isn’t it?
I am almost sure that this issue did not occur in a past (I think before the Gatsby upgrade). I think authors were able to see the inserted images in the right panel of the CMS editor. As an example, if you looks at the blog post (submitted on April 8 before Gatsby upgrade on Production env) from Ron Dharma (Getting started with HPE GreenLake API for Backup and Recovery), and open it in the CMS editor, you will see a series of images inserted inside a list of numbered items, and the images are shown in the right panel of the CMS editor.
PR: https://github.com/hpe-dev-incubator/hpe-dev-portal/pull/2511 Preview : https://deploy-preview-2511--hpe-dev-portal.netlify.app/blog/this-is-a-test-from-denis/
Thanks for looking ino this issue when time permits, Denis