Describe the bug
WordPress 6.3 adds a new fetchpriority attribute as well as aspect ratio controls in Image blocks. As of now, aspect ratio is controlled via inline css on the img tag itself, so it needs to be checked for when creating the picture tag.
Likewise, both the fetchpriority and decoding attributes need to be left on the img tag and not moved to the picture tag.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Install WP 6.3
Set an aspect ratio on an image block in Gutenberg.
Add a large image in Gutenberg to trigger the fetchpriority attribute.
Save post. View on front end, inspect the image block. You will see the aspect ratio doesn't work as it has been moved to the picture tag. You will also see the other two attributes moved from the img to the picture tag.
Expected behavior
All 3 elements need to remain in the img tag.
Describe the bug WordPress 6.3 adds a new
fetchpriority
attribute as well as aspect ratio controls in Image blocks. As of now, aspect ratio is controlled via inline css on theimg
tag itself, so it needs to be checked for when creating the picture tag.Likewise, both the
fetchpriority
anddecoding
attributes need to be left on theimg
tag and not moved to thepicture
tag.To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
fetchpriority
attribute.picture
tag. You will also see the other two attributes moved from theimg
to thepicture
tag.Expected behavior All 3 elements need to remain in the
img
tag.Additional context PR #738 created to fix.