- Issue created by @joelpittet
- πͺπͺEstonia hkirsman
#3348603 has been fixed but now at least in my Drupal 10.1 setup the image is resized incorrectly because it's missing the height attribute in the source.
- πͺπͺEstonia hkirsman
This seems core issue as with vanilla Drupal height attribute in markup doesn't change either (it's the original images height). Drupal uses CSS height auto to fix it.
- π§πͺBelgium wim leers Ghent π§πͺπͺπΊ
@hkirsman: possibly related:
- πͺπͺEstonia hkirsman
Yeah, I saw those.
First is in codebase of 10.1
Second fix did not seem to help. - πΊπΈUnited States webdrips
I believe the priority on this should now be critical as CKEditor 4 is EOL at the end of this year.
- πΊπΈUnited States tawellman
Is this a obsolete since the issue in 10.1 has been fixed with CKEditor 5?
- π¨π¦Canada joelpittet Vancouver
Because ckeditor4 is a dependency still and we had it disabled (though I really like this module's functionality) we decided to uninstall the module for now until it gets a bit more support for CKEditor 5.
Sounds like the other core issue needs to be fixed as well before this module will function it all it's former glory
π EditorFileReference should compute a px if a % is specified, even though % is not allowed in HTML5 Needs work - π¬π§United Kingdom kewesley
I have version 8.x-1.2 of the Image Resize Filter module installed on a Drupal 10.2.3 site with a CKEditor 5 text editor.
I'm not sure if there's a difference in how 10.1 and 10.2 handle this, but for me, the resizing appears to work correctly. Both the height and width attributes seem to match the resized image and they are in px not %, just as I would expect. This is a site that was only recently upgraded to D10 so it went straight to 10.2, and was previously running Image Resize Filter 8.x-1.1 with CKEditor 4, if that's relevant.
Can anyone else confirm this or is it just our setup? If it's just us, I can try to work out why so we can get it fixed for everyone.