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→Image cells: add "Image fit"
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* '''Format string''' – If you use a non-string field as a source for the image (e.g. a lookup field), the string should look like folder_name{0}.png. {0} represents the target name (name of the lookup record, according to which the image is used. | * '''Format string''' – If you use a non-string field as a source for the image (e.g. a lookup field), the string should look like folder_name{0}.png. {0} represents the target name (name of the lookup record, according to which the image is used. | ||
* '''Border radius''' – configure corner radius (just like [https://www.w3schools.com/css/css3_borders.asp CSS rounded corners]) | * '''Border radius''' – configure corner radius (just like [https://www.w3schools.com/css/css3_borders.asp CSS rounded corners]) | ||
* '''Image fit''' – configure how the image should fit into its container (just like [https://www.w3schools.com/css/css3_object-fit.asp CSS object-fit]) | |||
* {{Anchor|ImageQuery}} '''Image query''' – For dynamic images, you can define the query for image location. | * {{Anchor|ImageQuery}} '''Image query''' – For dynamic images, you can define the query for image location. | ||
** As '''Image Data''', select the entity and field that contains your image (often, <code>Note.Document</code> or <code>{CurrentEntity}.Entity Image</code>). | ** As '''Image Data''', select the entity and field that contains your image (often, <code>Note.Document</code> or <code>{CurrentEntity}.Entity Image</code>). | ||