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In grid mode, if an image is in an image column (with the class `o_grid_ item_image`), it has the "Position" image option, allowing to select between "cover" (= the image takes the whole grid-area, which means it could be "cropped") and "contain" (= the image is entirely visible and keeps its ratio in the available space). When there is a shape on the image, this option is hidden and it is "contain" by default (or else the shapes would be cropped). See commit [1]. Commit [2] added the "On Hover" animation option, to add hover effects on images. In order for the effect to be applied, a shape is needed and if no shape is specified, a dummy square shape is used instead. As there is a shape, if it is a grid image, the "position" is forced to "contain" (because of commit [1]). The issue is that while it is logical for some hover effects to never be "cover", as they could be cropped (i.e. "Dolly Zoom", "Outline", "Mirror Blur" and any effect with a shape selected), it is not the case for the other effects when there is no shape. This commit improves this by allowing the "Position" option to be used with these other hover effects when no shape is selected (so only with the dummy square shape). Steps to reproduce: - In edit mode, drop the "Banner" snippet. - Add the "Overlay" hover effect on the big image. => The image became "smaller" because it was forced to "contain". [1]: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/faf19ef7f87fc043fb9a814516e01b8eeafd9b61 [2]: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/7f730f81ec541cc7791fc6b3fded17c838433f85 task-3568406 closes odoo/odoo#141468 Signed-off-by: Robin Lejeune (role) <role@odoo.com>
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