Fall back to the no-cover header when the cover image can't load - #4703
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Cover images pinned through IPFS services that no longer exist render as a broken image in a tall empty band. Treat a cover that fails to load as no cover, so the header collapses to its plain layout. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Follow-up to #4702. Project 618's cover CID (
QmVwCeVZ…) is gone from every gateway and was never archived (images load client-side; only the HTML got snapshotted), so it can't be recovered — the owner would need to re-upload it. Meanwhile the header shows a broken-image icon in a tall empty band.CoverPhotonow treats a cover that fails to load as no cover and collapses to the plain header layout. Logo for 618 is still resolvable, so that one shows fine.🤖 Generated with Claude Code