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I think they're not applying styling to the blur image. Which makes any image that is dynamically sized by CSS basically behave like your example. I really dont understand why this is the case. We are seeing the same issue on our blog hero images which do the weird pop in.. Almost tempted to just write my own raw image component for this since the feature seems incomplete. Is this intentional to save performance or something? |
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Running into this issue as well. You can see it happening here in my app quite noticeably. Video of it happening Screen_Recording_2024-07-13_at_1.23.05_PM.mov |
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I also struggle with this issue, remote images with |
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Has anyone been having issues with images?
Whenever I load a nextjs Image, and I have an object-fit on the image for example, I always notice a flick when it loads.
I tried defining a class in the main style, like
.img-cover{object-fit: cover}
or adding style to the image, likestyle={{objectFit: 'cover'}}
, but on page load I always see first the image without it, so it squeezed.I made a video with no throttling:
https://app.screencast.com/q5qf2V05QGWjD
I'm loading the component (which contains the image) from page.tsx:
and the image itself:
Any ideas or suggestions?
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