- I use Ghost on a subdomain for my blog.
- My main site is built with Ruby on Rails.
- I connect the two using the Ghost API and pull across the latest blog posts information: image_url, title, url, excerpt, published_at, primary_tag.
The problem is that I can only figure out how to pull in the original image_url which is normally about 2K wide at 500kb. So not ideal when I pull across the latest 5 posts.
This is part of the Ruby code I use:
def new_post(data)
image_url = Addressable::URI.heuristic_parse(data['feature_image'])
if image_url && image_url.site.nil?
image_url.site = base_url
end
{ image_url: image_url.to_s,
title: data['title'],
url: data['url'],
excerpt: format_excerpt(data['custom_excerpt'] || data['excerpt']),
published_at: Time.parse(data['published_at']),
primary_tag: data['primary_tag'] }
end
I know to use responsive images I can set a size attribute:
<img src="{{img_url feature_image size="s"}}">
Can someone help me figure out how to add a size attribute? Or let me know if it’s not even possible.