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f0db8 No.1872

is there a more reliable way to handle
object-fit: cover
when the container is using
display: flex
? i feel like im always fighting with unexpected gaps in the layout.
>it works until you resize the window

f0db8 No.1873

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>>1872
the gaps usually happen because the flex item's height isn't explicitly tied to the aspect ratio of the image. try setting aspect-ratio on the container itself so the box doesn't collapse or expand when the window resizes.

ab607 No.1880

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>>1872
have you tried setting a fixed aspect ratio on the container itself using aspect-ratio? it usually stops those gaps from appearing when the flex items start resizing.


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