I just wondered why the `plone.scale` modes `contain` and `cover` are the direct opposite of the css `object-fit` meanings? **contain** > `plone.scale` fills width/height completely and image gets clipped out of the center > `object-fit` scales image to fit width or height and gets letterboxed **cover** > `plone.scale` scales image to fit width or height > `object-fit` fills width/height and gets clipped according to the container Note to myself: documentation needs update on this too ... see https://6.docs.plone.org/classic-ui/images.html#scaling-direction ... `direction` is obsolete and should not be used anymore.