After an image is cropped it is aligned to the top left corner. Instead, it can be centered.
What happened just before the problem occurred? Or what problem could this idea solve?

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A bootstrap class or some CSS can be used to center the image
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Hey! I would llke to work on this.
@harsh1599 go ahead! you can resolve this as a 2nd time contribution to get acquainted with the codebase
We want the thumbnail to be in the center right?

Is this the desired result?
@harsh1999 it looks good but can you center it vertically?
Btw what is the name of the icon pack you are using? Looks pretty cool. Sorry for going off topic 😜
It's called hicolor-icon-theme I guess..I'm not really sure..coz it came preinstalled with ubuntu and I'm a beginner so I'm not really aware of any icon themes.
It's called hicolor-icon-theme I guess..I'm not really sure..coz it came preinstalled with ubuntu and I'm a beginner so I'm not really aware of any icon themes.
Oh I guess it is the new community theme which comes preinstalled. I haven't tried that before. Thanks anyways. Also please try to center the image vertically. @harsh1599
Hey! I tried really hard..but I am unable to center it vertically as the "col-md-8" class spans vertically only as much as the image does and I am not able to find how to stretch the div vertically.. I even tried using flexbox, but it won't work..it would be great if you could suggest something @HarshKhandeparkar
Hey! I tried really hard..but I am unable to center it vertically as the "col-md-8" class spans vertically only as much as the image does and I am not able to find how to stretch the div vertically.. I even tried using flexbox, but it won't work..it would be great if you could suggest something @HarshKhandeparkar
Ok. I'm not as good st CSS. Maybe @aashna27 can help?
Can I work on this? The vertical alignment part.
@akshaygupta533 if @harsh1999 wants then you two can collaborate.
I try one last time..is this the desired output

@harsh1999 awesome. Just make sure it works on all screen sizes. @akshaygupta533 maybe you can work on some other issue?
Also please make sure this works for all crop sizes.
@harsh1999 you can open a pr and we can discuss this there.
On inspecting the img element, the style attribute is empty even though "max-width=100%" is added in code. I am running a local environement. Any idea why this is the case?
I know adding display:block and margin:auto centers the image horizontally but these changes are not visible in inspect element.
Please click the clear cache button. Also you will have to run grunt
build if js files are changed
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On inspecting the img element, the style attribute is empty even though
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idea why this is the case?
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Done @HarshKhandeparkar
can I work on this??
@Harshithpabbati there is an open pr fixing this. Maybe you can try fixing some other issue?
It looks ready to merge :+1:
Awesome work @harsh1599
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I try one last time..is this the desired output
