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Fix max width observer hook for align left/right images #69364
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// Only observe the max width from the parent container when the parent layout is not flex nor grid. | ||
// This won't work for them because the container width changes with the image. | ||
// TODO: Find a way to observe the container width for flex and grid layouts. | ||
const isMaxWidthContainerWidth = | ||
! parentLayout || ! SIZED_LAYOUTS.includes( parentLayout.type ); | ||
const [ maxWidthObserver, maxContentWidth ] = useMaxWidthObserver( | ||
blockProps.className | ||
); |
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This is just moved down so the blockProps
are available for passing in the className
. I also changed the conditional to use the SIZED_LAYOUTS
const introduced in #68666.
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const [ contentResizeListener, { width } ] = useResizeObserver(); | ||
const observerRef = useRef(); | ||
function useMaxWidthObserver( className ) { | ||
const [ usedMaxWidth, setUsedMaxWidth ] = useState(); | ||
const setResizeObserved = useResizeObserver( ( [ entry ] ) => { | ||
setUsedMaxWidth( entry.contentRect.width ); | ||
} ); |
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This is just using the new useResizeObserver
API instead of the deprecated one.
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Thanks for the PR!
This PR works very well, but maybe I still don't fully understand how it should work with Row/Stack/Grid.
My understanding is that previously we could resize images in any container. Then in recent changes, I think we couldn't resize them in any variation except the Group block. From this comment, does the goal seem to be to make it resizable in any container?
P.S. This is a separate issue, but I imagine that once these approaches are stable, it might be possible to abstract the logic and apply it to other blocks, like the Site Logo or Avatar block
Yes, I suppose that’s the goal. That comment is moved but not new—it’s from #64819. Like you noted, images are not resizable in those layouts so that goal is moot for now. It seems like it will be a quite tricky as well. I suppose we could remove the In the future, especially for Row/Stack variations, the resizing could be reenabled. I disabled it as part of #68666 only because it’s confusing that the size is actually controlled by the flex size controls from the (parent) block supports. To move that forward, maybe the block’s innate size controls can be conditioned to control the style attribute from block supports instead of its regular attributes. The Spacer block is an example of where that’s been done.
Yes, that would be ideal. |
What?
In #63341 some logic was added to limit in-canvas resizing of images to be no wider than their container. It works quite well though there are some issues that sprang from it (like #69316 and #67506). Those issues are mostly avoided with #68666 but one remains and affects images that meet these conditions:
The underlying cause is that the max-width of an image can vary depending on its alignment yet the hook measures an element that remains the same size regardless of the image’s alignment.
Why?
The limitation of the images’s width in the above conditions is incorrect and causes the following problems:
auto
which causes a the image size to jump larger than the limit and the point above to occur.How?
Adds the block’s alignment class names to the element that the hook measures to determine the max-width. Also, because that makes for a little more work that doesn’t always need to happen, this extends the hook with an
isActive
prop so it can return early when the element is not going to be added.Testing Instructions
Width limitation still works where it should
For unsized images aligned left or right, their width is limited or not depending on the active theme
Screenshots or screencast
TT5
max-width-observer-TT5-align-left-wrong.mp4
after-max-width-observer-TT5-align-left-okay.mp4
TT1
There’s actually no difference with this theme. It already works without this PR because the wrapper element added to align left/right images—through which the theme applies max-width styling to any child and that includes the element the hook measures.
max-width-observer-TT1-align-left-okay.mp4
after-max-width-observer-TT1-align-left-okay.mp4