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The readme says that the default settings are the following:
PICTURES = { "BREAKPOINTS": { "xs": 576, "s": 768, "m": 992, "l": 1200, "xl": 1400, }, "GRID_COLUMNS": 12, "CONTAINER_WIDTH": 1200, "FILE_TYPES": ["WEBP"], "PIXEL_DENSITIES": [1, 2], }
But if you run a Django project without adding the placeholder URLs an error is raised. Shouldn't it then be
PICTURES = { "BREAKPOINTS": { "xs": 576, "s": 768, "m": 992, "l": 1200, "xl": 1400, }, "GRID_COLUMNS": 12, "CONTAINER_WIDTH": 1200, "FILE_TYPES": ["WEBP"], "PIXEL_DENSITIES": [1, 2], "USE_PLACEHOLDERS": True }
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Hi @Nekidev,
Yes, that is an excellent observation. Would you care to provide a small pull-request to fix the documentation? I feel you deserve the credit here :)
Cheers! Joe
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Fix #109 -- Add USE_PLACEHOLDERS setting documentation (#113)
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Nekidev
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The readme says that the default settings are the following:
But if you run a Django project without adding the placeholder URLs an error is raised. Shouldn't it then be
?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: