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Fixed broken placeholder links on manipulating dom with refs page
Hi, was looking at the page below and noticed a couple things...
- the image placeholders we're retrieving from
placecats.comis no longer working and I can't find the API documentation anymore - the images used for some of the other ref examples and solutions were all using the same image
Solution:
- I've pointed all the examples to a new placeholder
- They now generated an assortment of images and not just one
- They're all dogs because dogs > cats
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I think we should just host them ourselves and do a pass to remove any external image links from the docs. Would you mind taking a look at that?
I'd also prefer to keep cats personally. But if you do the above, I can take dogs.
One argument to keep cats is to avoid churning the translations.
we should just host them
Sure ok, I can have a look at some options. Anything in particular you had in mind here? What about simply putting them in https://github.com/reactjs/react.dev/tree/main/public/images/docs/illustrations or similar?
One argument to keep cats is to avoid churning the translations.
That's fair enough.