Use correct mechanism to disable auto-sizes CSS fix #3
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What a lovely surprise, Weston! This place is only for researchers. I thought I'm alone!! |
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Are you sure it is ticket 6273? |
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Sorry. The link I copied was truncated. The ticket is 62731. |
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As per https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/62731 we may be using a different function that hooks into
wp_enqueue_scriptsinstead ofwp_head. There is also awp_img_tag_add_auto_sizesfilter specifically for the purpose of disabling this style, so it should be used instead.