Weird blur/shadows on images
See original GitHub issueI am getting some weird shadowy blurry things on my images and I am not sure why. Any ideas?
This is my usage:
<Img
alt="A desktop and mobile app mockup being worked on by a tentacle."
attributes={{
img: {
class:"h-auto max-w-xl mt-8 mx-auto w-full lg:ml-0 lg:mt-0"
}
}}
format="webp"
loading="lazy"
src="/img/hero-images/app-development.png"
/>
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- Comments:5 (2 by maintainers)
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Hey, quick fix example for the
<Img />
component.Of course it only works if the client has JS so I added this at the bottom of my
<body>
@IanVS thanks for the tip, I am okay with no placeholders for my use case, I think. Will see how that goes. Definitely agree we should remove those background images. This is a pretty common case I think.