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@HaudinFlorence HaudinFlorence commented Jun 19, 2025

Add a js script to resize the pictures for the blogposts page at start or build time, to avoid to download full size images.
Add the script in the package.json as prestart and prebuild scripts.
Update blogpostsDetails.json and BlogpostCard.tsx.
Remove obsolete or unused scripts and yml file.
Should fix issue #207.

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Do we need to check in the resized images?

Add the script in the package.json as prestart and prebuild.
Update blogpostsDetails.json and BlogpostCard.tsx.
Remove unused or obsolote files in src/components/blog.
Remove gif files and replace them by png images.
Convert svg images to png ones.
Add static/img/blogposts/resized-images to .gitignore.
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Do we need to check in the resized images?

No. You are right. They have been removed.

Re add missing image for collaborative GIS blog post.
Place the 2 images for the last 2 added blogs at the right place and remove old unnecessary size informations in blogpostsDetails.json.
@HaudinFlorence HaudinFlorence merged commit 4ecfe34 into QuantStack:master Jun 26, 2025
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