Clicking on an image inside a footnote doesn't trigger the lightbox

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When clicking on an image inside a footnote, it doesn’t open the lightbox; instead, the browser opens the image in the same window.

The image shows an online interface with a partially hidden banner containing the text "to the Discourse con," along with various icons and buttons. (Captioned by AI)
The image shows an online interface with a partially hidden banner containing the text "to the Discourse con," along with various icons and buttons. (Captioned by AI)632×365 22 KB

Here is an example [1]

  1. The image is the Darjeeling Online School navigation screen featuring a welcome message to the Discourse community and several interactive options including Search, Customize, Guides, and Our Hosting. (Captioned by AI)
    The image is the Darjeeling Online School navigation screen featuring a welcome message to the Discourse community and several interactive options including Search, Customize, Guides, and Our Hosting. (Captioned by AI)978×241 17.8 KB
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The picture should at least be resized instead of cropped.

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It did not even occur to me :smile:.
It’s true that using òbject-fit: contain might makes more sense in this context:

The image is a screenshot showing a webpage interface with a lightbox containing an image from Discourse, along with developer tools open in the browser, including consoles and debug panels. (Captioned by AI)
The image is a screenshot showing a webpage interface with a lightbox containing an image from Discourse, along with developer tools open in the browser, including consoles and debug panels. (Captioned by AI)1062×617 66.5 KB