Paul Morelle
72244ca755
* = website_crm_partner_assign, website_customer
Follow up of [1] which still had a misalignment for logos higher than large
(portrait), or logos smaller than 128px.
The layout of the related pages relies on the logos being exactly 128px for the
text following the images to be aligned.
There are two issues to fix:
- When images are bigger than 128px, due to incomplete migration at this time:
`o_image_128_max` is added to ensure they are not displayed bigger than 128px.
- When images are smaller than 128px, due to the original image being too small:
the parent element of the image is forced to the expected width of 128px.
The 128px width is actually not forced on the image itself but on the parent
of the image in order to:
- avoid a rectangular image (larger than tall) from using 128px height and
creating empty space when its height is actually smaller,
- and avoid images smaller than 128px to be scaled up.
Additional fix:
In "Our References" template, remove the `row` class on the container of
media elements, so that all media are always on their own line.
[1] 8748416b4d8ae4840d7738a0edf226f3240d97cb
closes odoo/odoo#47093
X-original-commit: 5e3242f904ddcee9cf660f13b446b88bead35777
Signed-off-by: Sébastien Theys (seb) <seb@odoo.com>
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