Martin Auswöger
Martin Auswöger
This could probably be solved by https://github.com/ausi/respimagelint/issues/70#issuecomment-1026222380
Can you please try if the error goes away if you remove the `type="image/jpeg"` from the last `` element?
> And also, is fine to leave it like that, without specifying type="image? Yes, `type="image/jpeg"` in not needed because every browser supports that anyways. > But why? Because the linter...
I’d like to keep this issue open to remind me of adding a check for `type="image/jpeg"` and similar types.
I think the specific rule that checks the sizes attribute should ignore `display:none` images. But maybe we should add a new rule that checks for `display:none`? Something like *“The image...
Fixed the overly verbose suggestion in 51ecc8903b5e4aebd8e65c58e351452f3d7c0371 I keep this issue open for the feature to report warnings for `display:none` images in general.
Most (min-width: 1260px) screens have a retina (2ppx) resolution and therefore need an image width of 650 (= 325x2). The file size difference between a 650×366 and a 325×183 image...
> @ausi I'm a bit surprised with "Most (min-width: 1260px) screens have a retina (2ppx) resolution". My bad. My brain read it as `max-width` instead of `min-width`, sorry for the...
Directly targeting Google Lighthouse is not something I would be extremely happy with I think. But looking at some statistics it seems that 360px is a very common with for...
Were you able to resolve the issue as you closed it already?