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Problem with ngFor in AngularJS #4
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Hey @jibon57 I haven't tried that but I've noticed an issue if height and width is not explicitly defined. I would try and put height and width as their own tags, not wrapped in style and see if that fixes it. |
Hey @bnussey I'm experiencing the same issue. Declaring the width & height as you've proposed works. However, in my implementation I would prefer not having to set width & height. I think images should be displayed even if width & height aren't set, do you agree? |
Hey @mfrro just try setting it as 100% for width and height.. I am also looking into a solution myself but haven't found anything yet. |
Setting a percentage value only works if the parent element has a set width & height. Maybe this will bring you closer to a solution. This works:
This doesn't work:
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Thanks @mfrro .. always open to a PR if you wanna work on this as well |
Hi,
Thanks for the plugin. During my testing images were missed when I had tried to load multiple images in one page using ngFor. Will you please check?
Thanks in advance :)
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