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- This HTML snippet appears to be a template for displaying content, likely a news article or blog post, on the Sky News Arabia website.
- The src attribute initially points to a default_img.jpg, likely a placeholder.
- * data-ng-if=":: (post.mediaAsset && post.mediaAsset.type=='IMAGE_GALLERY')": This section only renders if the post.mediaAsset exists and its type is 'IMAGE_GALLERY'.
This HTML snippet appears to be a template for displaying content, likely a news article or blog post, on the Sky News Arabia website. Let’s break down the key parts:
1. Image Display (Single Image):
{{::post.mediaAsset.caption}}
* <img> tag: Displays an image. The src attribute initially points to a default_img.jpg, likely a placeholder.
* data-sna-lazy-src: This is crucial. It holds the actual image URL. The {{::...}} syntax indicates this is an Angular expression. It’s dynamically populated from post.mediaAsset.imageUrl.
* imageAdvFilter: This is a custom filter (likely defined in the Angular application) that modifies the image URL. The [ [1], [1], [1], [1] ]:0.563:true:[650, 820, 820] part likely specifies image resizing, quality, and dimensions.
* alt="{{::post.mediaAsset.caption}}": Sets the alternative text for the image, using the image caption from the post object.
* article_image_heading_bg: A div containing the image caption, styled for a background and right alignment.
2.Image Gallery:
* data-ng-if=":: (post.mediaAsset && post.mediaAsset.type=='IMAGE_GALLERY')": This section only renders if the post.mediaAsset exists and its type is ‘IMAGE_GALLERY’.
* sna-inline-image-gallery: This is a custom Angular component responsible for displaying the image gallery.
* content-obj="::({ images: post.mediaAsset.images, id: post.contentId})": Passes the image data (post.mediaAsset.images) and content ID (post.contentId) to the gallery component.
* viewport-width: Provides responsive width configurations for the gallery.
* share-url and share-headline: Passes the share URL and headline for social sharing.
3.Summary and ”Read More” Link:
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{{::post.summary}}