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The introduction of clickable images has been introducing several unpredictable behaviors to our DOM manipulation workflows. I'm not sure I understand the aim of this feature, and having an arbitrary cutoff of 200 pixels and no ability to opt-out is making us have to deal with unexpected edge cases.
Would be great to have a way to opt-out at the level of the docfx.json either with a flag (preferred) or by allowing to specify the value of the pixel cutoff (setting it to None or zero should probably disable the behavior).
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As described in #8518 (comment).
The introduction of clickable images has been introducing several unpredictable behaviors to our DOM manipulation workflows. I'm not sure I understand the aim of this feature, and having an arbitrary cutoff of 200 pixels and no ability to opt-out is making us have to deal with unexpected edge cases.
Would be great to have a way to opt-out at the level of the
docfx.json
either with a flag (preferred) or by allowing to specify the value of the pixel cutoff (setting it to None or zero should probably disable the behavior).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: