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hey @daniel-lehner,
I see you have a typo in ci-sizes="{'(min-width): 0px)': { w: 448, h: 336 }}" by adding extra right parenthesis
please make sure you are using the lastest version and for mentioned example it should be
ci-sizes="{ '(min-width: 0px)': { w: '448', h: '336' } }"
codesandbox example : https://codesandbox.io/s/js-cloudimage-responsive-example-forked-2sw0x4?file=/index.html
Hey @amrw-js , ah sorry, that was really a typo, but only in the issue description, in my code it's correct.
But: There were a few patches since the problematic version (4.8.6) a month ago. Now with 4.8.12 (or updated cloudimage-responsive-utils 2.4.9) it seems to be fixed! Thanks for helping me out :)
The newest version of js-cloudimage doesn't set the (manually set) width/height for the image src. (but this was possible with previous versions).
Example:
<img ci-src="https://www.test.com/test.jpg" width="448" height="336" />
(or<img ci-src="https://www.test.com/test.jpg" ci-sizes="{'(min-width): 0px)': { w: 448, h: 336 }}" />
)will result in:
https://xxxxxx.cloudimg.io/v7/https://www.test.com/test.jpg?&alt=media&q=80&token=xxxx
so always the original size is being loaded.but my expected result would be:
https://xxxxxx.cloudimg.io/v7/https://www.test.com/test.jpg?w=448&h=336&alt=media&q=80&token=xxxx
to load the 448x336 version.