Clément Paris
Clément Paris
That would be great! An hook system is flexible enough to let users do whatever scripting they want while keeping the core functionality untouched.
I just encountered the same issue, weirdly enough @nolandubeau's workaround worked for me too (thanks ❤️ )
I agree, and the same observation applies to `node/no-unpublished-require`. Happy to make a PR if this should be addressed ;)
@larsbo indeed, we could work with min-width/max-width and min-height/max-height, but apparently these are not well supported in Outlook (see [https://www.campaignmonitor.com/css/](https://www.campaignmonitor.com/css/)).
@rafibomb not exactly, the use case is not to have an image to be 100% width of its parent on small screen (even if this could be needed), but rather...
@coreyschaaf Retina images is exactly my use case. My images are twice their displayed dimensions, so I set the target dimensions as `with`and `height` attributes on the `` tag, but...
So, apparently this commit on the develop branch addresses the issue: a76d810f342df207ffa836d92f91e0deb1ed4273 With the removal of `!important` we can now define fixed dimensions using inline styles on the images: ```...
Looking at [lib/componentFactory.js](https://github.com/zurb/inky/blob/develop/lib/componentFactory.js) it appears that only a few components transfer all html attributes to their output, while most of them only pass CSS classes. I am not sure if...
So, what was the solution?
Ok thanks! I need to figure out how to use a .bashrc file with [Cmder](https://github.com/bliker/cmder) now ;)