Nicolas Hoizey

> > That's strange, 127.0.0.1 and localhost should be the same, unless you use a local proxy or a specific HTTP server. > > Might be because of I'm using...

@carloteran19 the answer is "it depends"… 😅 `jekyll-cloudinary` needs to know the image's dimensions, so it loads it. If this is a local image (with a relative path in Markdown),...

> Hello @nhoizey, thank you for your prompt response. That was really helpful! > I think I was able to figure out what I was doing wrong. Great! > 1....

Hi @judsonlmoore , I'm very sorry for the late answer. I don't use Jekyll anymore and have little time for my numerous pet projects like this one. > I think...

By the way, it looks like @carloteran19 is using Front Matter defined images without (this) issue: https://github.com/nhoizey/jekyll-cloudinary/issues/87#issuecomment-694540034 Might be worth discussing…

I've seen browsers download really heavy images on mobiles, and I think it is not necessary most of the time. We now have 4x screens on some phablets. Unfortunately, we...

I would like to be able to use multiple presets in one single layout, because different parts of the layout can have different responsive image needs. So I think a...

> The documentation on this plugin is cool but a few links to the live example are broken: > https://github.com/nhoizey/nicolas-hoizey.com/blob/master/_posts/2016/07/13-tout-change-rien-ne-change/2016-07-13-tout-change-rien-ne-change.md Oh, you're right! 😅 I migrated my blog to Eleventy,...

Nice use case! It is not currently possible directly, but you could develop a plugin to add a filter that would take jekyll-cloudinary output and keep only the content of...

It would be great, indeed. I'll try to find a way!