contra
this should work for globs, functions, or alphabetical (which should be the default)
Image seems to be missing circular, aligned, rounded, and a bunch of other classes http://semantic-ui.com/elements/image.html
https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2015/09/automating-resource-selection-with-client-hints We can use these new hint headers to get the actual constraints and use those values on the server instead of making an educated guess then doing a re-render...
Couple of examples: - ipfs://bafybeiasi6i5sc3xxbryylarwmowdqwyzzwavkwda5yczhf7bmuhzkjgye/sample-post.md - ipfs://bafybeicxpc74abbgf7khzqkc2eay7vmhgbsmo7bcymmvv4i3wqafnus2aa/sample-markdown.md There doesn't seem to be any way to view this within the viewer, ends up giving a next.js 404 error
Just found this project and we are going to use it for a publishing tool we're working on, just noticed an issue where it seems to strip some data out...
Can this be added as a third URL in addition to the CID and HTTP urls that are already there? As an aside - w3s.link is much faster than ipfs.io...
Given a JSON/JSONB column, you should be able to include/exclude attributes using the dot notation (similar to sorting and filtering with `where`). ```js // given a data structure like this...