I'm using this project and want to add mobx for state management.

I'm happy to PR documentation/example with some guidance!

Thoughts? @tirthbodawala

If an explicit sizes attribute is declared on an image element, we should probably take that size (or sizes) into account when generating our srcset. For example, this image

<img size="120px" ix-path="..." />

should probably end up with a srcset list that includes only URLs with widths in multiples of 120px, rather than the typical "100, 200, 300, 320" list.

I’m not sure if this is a documentation issue or a specific configuration that I have that works differently. I ran into a brief stumbling block when configuring the gems in _config.yml as the documentation suggested. I’m using bundle exec in a conventional way.

When running $ JEKYLL_ENV=production bundle exec jekyll build:

**Case: error when config gems set to [jekyll/imgix] or `jekyl

Question
Override default Kibytext image tag

(image: myfile.jpg)

Answer
Overriding even just as an option might conflict with various other plugins.
Create a kirbytext:before hook and do a text replace if you really want this.
Or just use the srcset tag right from the start.

(srcset: myfile.jpg)
(srcset: myfile.jpg preset: breakpoints)
(srcset: myfile.jpg laz

The extension adds a few TypoScript options to lib.contentElement which should be explained in the documentation. How to specify those options per column should also be mentioned:
https://techblog.sitegeist.de/responsive-images-with-typo3-8-7/#comment-4

anscheinend gibt es eine falsche ausgabe bei der picture funktion.
Meine Eingabe im Modul:

<picture>
<source media="(min-width: 480w)" srcset="rex_media_type=content">
<source media="(min-width: 550w)" srcset="rex_media_type=content">
<source media="(min-width: 768w)" srcset="rex_media_type=content">
<img src="'.rex_media_manager::getUrl('content', 'REX_MEDIA[1]').'" alt="">
</pictur

Unlike the javascript API, the java API forces you to double url-encode the source URL path provided to createURL.

Steps to reproduce:

• Have a file located at https://my.domain/project:1/blah.jpg
• URL-encode it once, so that it becomes https://my.domain/project%3A1/blah.jpg
• Use HTTPBuilder.createURL to create an imgix URL against your imgix domain.
• Attempt to curl that URL, see that i