StarWolf• 260
@BParadowski
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Hello again,
- Svgs: It depends on what you want to do with an svg. If you intend to use it as you would any other image you should simply use nextjs <Image> component. If you want more granular control over it (for instance to style it with css) you can convert it to a component. There is a popular library called Svgr that does it for you (and makes the components much more readable), you can demo it in the browser here and copy-paste the component into your app.
- Height and width attributes in next <Image> define aspect ratio of your image. I could explain further but frankly you should just read the docs. The recommended way to use images in your next js app is to import them like other assets:
import image from "/assets/image...."It gets transformed into StaticImageData type and you can place this object into "src" attribute of <Image> (height and width properties are then inferred automatically)
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Taufiq• 150
@taufiqmahdi
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@BParadowski
I see, that explains it much! Thank you.
Hmm, that means we can pass bigger values for image that will be rendered bigger? I mean if we are going to use the image as an icon or a small avatar, we better pass smaller values right?
Again, thank you for the feedback! :D
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StarWolf• 260
@BParadowski
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@taufiqmahdi
In response to your questions: no.
Read the docs :)
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