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[FIX] web_editor: fix user avatar aspect-ratio #162743
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This commit fixes an issue occurring in the `web_editor` when multiple users edit some content. Prior to this commit, the user avatar was not using any aspect-ratio rule, resulting in a stretch avatar if the uploaded image wasn't square. This commit fixes this issue by adding the `o_object_fit_cover` class to the image, ensuring a correct ratio no matter the format of the uploaded image. task-3877841
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This commit fixes an issue occurring in the `web_editor` when multiple users edit some content. Prior to this commit, the user avatar was not using any aspect-ratio rule, resulting in a stretch avatar if the uploaded image wasn't square. This commit fixes this issue by adding the `o_object_fit_cover` class to the image, ensuring a correct ratio no matter the format of the uploaded image. task-3877841 closes #162743 Signed-off-by: David Monjoie (dmo) <dmo@odoo.com>
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This commit fixes an issue occurring in the `web_editor` when multiple users edit some content. Prior to this commit, the user avatar was not using any aspect-ratio rule, resulting in a stretch avatar if the uploaded image wasn't square. This commit fixes this issue by adding the `o_object_fit_cover` class to the image, ensuring a correct ratio no matter the format of the uploaded image. task-3877841 closes #162743 Signed-off-by: David Monjoie (dmo) <dmo@odoo.com>
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This commit fixes an issue occurring in the `web_editor` when multiple users edit some content. Prior to this commit, the user avatar was not using any aspect-ratio rule, resulting in a stretch avatar if the uploaded image wasn't square. This commit fixes this issue by adding the `o_object_fit_cover` class to the image, ensuring a correct ratio no matter the format of the uploaded image. task-3877841 closes odoo#162743 Signed-off-by: David Monjoie (dmo) <dmo@odoo.com>
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task-3877841
This PR fixes an issue occurring in the
web_editor
when multiple users edit some content.Prior to this commit, the user avatar was not using any aspect-ratio rule, resulting in a stretch avatar if the uploaded image wasn't square.
This commit fixes this issue by adding the
o_object_fit_cover
class to the image, ensuring a correct ratio no matter the format of the uploaded image.