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When used on a Holder image, the background-color is overwritten by the default theme. If I remove #L79, the problem is resolved and my CSS remains intact (note the white borders here given the padding and background I set in CSS).
Any reason the <img> gets a background color in addition to the image?
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The reason background color is set is so that Holder can gracefully degrade on clients that don't support <canvas> (IE6, Android 2.*). It's possible that it'll also be used in the future as another way to implement fluid placeholders.
While implementing Holder, I realized that it overrides any
background-color
set in my CSS. Here's a screenshot and the relevant CSS:When used on a Holder image, the
background-color
is overwritten by the default theme. If I remove #L79, the problem is resolved and my CSS remains intact (note the white borders here given the padding and background I set in CSS).Any reason the
<img>
gets a background color in addition to the image?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: