[theme-reviewers] Question regarding Theme Unit Test

[Philip M. Hofer (Frumph)]

I was informed of this by Cais just a few minutes ago.   

- Phil

My prefered is overflow: hidden; personally.
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Chip Bennett 
  To: theme-reviewers at lists.wordpress.org 
  Cc: Sayontan Sinha ; Philip M. Hofer (Frumph) 
  Sent: Thursday, August 12, 2010 1:07 PM
  Subject: Re: [theme-reviewers] Question regarding Theme Unit Test


  I disagree with this point:


    you can't use 

    img { max-width: #;  }

    in the post-content area is basically what's that saying, (which is what is done usually)  the huge image in the image test that's in side of there should be handled with overflow:

    and the $content_width is for the post area content width to handle the sizing, which is how wordpress takes care of that issue


  There's nothing wrong with a Theme defining max-width for images via CSS.


  Rather, what those tests verify is that, if max-width *isn't* defined for images, that the overflow is handled aesthetically.


  Personally, I would say that defining max-width is the *preferred* means of handling over-sized images.




      Hello,
      I have a question regarding the Theme Unit Test for images. The test says:


        a.. Wide Image (Resized) Test 
          a.. Image should display properly, and should be resized as specified. 
          b.. Sidebar must not be pushed to the bottom of the page. 
        b.. Wide Image (Not Resized) Test 
          a.. Wide image overflows properly (using max-width CSS rule or content_width value is defined). 
          b.. Sidebar must not be pushed below content due to image overlap. 
      I am not very clear on the distinction here. Does it mean that images should not be automatically resized to fit the width of the posts?
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