I noticed that in @j-f1’s notebook …
… the images show up in chrome but not firefox. They are specified using
<a style="--src: url('${image}'); --fit: ${imageFit || 'cover'}" ...
I have not seen this CSS attribute set on an anchor element before, and a quick google search isn’t turning up much. Is this a new CSS/HTML feature? Some Chrome-only thing?
These are custom properties, basically CSS variables. There are referenced further below inside the <style> element.
Btw, can you share a screenshot and your Firefox version? Because I’m seeing the image in FF.
I’m using Firefox 66 on a Mac. Could be if I update to 68 it would work. Is this a very new feature?
Hmm, in the inspector it says “could not load the image”
But if I navigate to that image directly in the browser it loads fine. No idea what the issue is.
I can replicate it in a private window. The reason is tracking protection:
