• Resolved thiesdewaard

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    Hi,

    I have a pod with two image fields (‘fotos’ and ‘foto’). The first allows for multiple images, the second for one image only.

    On a test page I ‘call’ the images in the template like so:

    <div class="test-multiple">
       [each fotos]
         {@_img}
       [/each]
    </div>	
    
    <div class="test-single">
       {@foto._img}
    </div>	

    This works in the sense that all intended images turn up. But in the case of the multiple-image test, Pods shows the thumbnail version (150px) of each image (even though I did not write @_img.thumbnail in the magic tag). In the second test, with a single image, Pods produces the native src set version, and chooses the largest version possible for the screen in use (in my case 2560px) – as expected.

    I don’t understand why the multiple-image test does not do the same. It appears that the [each]-tag changes this behaviour. It should (imho ;-)) produce the src set for each image, just as is the case with a single image.

    Is this a bug, or am I doing something wrong in the multiple-image test?

    Thanks in advance!

    (p.s. I dedicated a (slightly more elaborate) post on Slack to this last week as well, but there hasn’t been an answer there. If this gets addressed here, I will mark that post on slack as answered.)

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