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Horizontal image previews for file_list field #467
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Trying to cut down space around image previews by arranging images horizontally instead of vertically. In situations where user selects a lot of images, vertical preview is not optimal because it wastes a lot of screen real estate.
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Looks good. I'll be adding a class to ensure this styling is only applied to the file_list type (and not the normal file type). |
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Horizontal image previews for file_list field. Props @IgorCode
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Trying to cut down space around image previews by arranging images horizontally instead of vertically.
In situations where user selects a lot of images, vertical preview is not optimal because it wastes a lot of screen real estate.