Hi, Please check this code: <li class="lazy" data-original="//static.motors.com.mm/eIG0HWajsCehiAktcmp6EUQo8N0=/fit-in/800x444/filters:watermark(http://static.motors.com.mm/OvmFV_BN5JYw0f4voKEVGVyud6Q=/800x444/WATERMARK/motors.png,0,0,0)/MM/TO002CA48FVZINTCARMM/Toyota_Probox_2008_11aad96610c1461c4af440e3e2b36c45.jpg" style="background-image: url('/images/relaunch/loading-icon.svg');"></li> Code (markup): Is it possible to determine the link of the original image from this? I assume it should be there as they implemented this code few days ago and I see the same watermark from the entries posted way before that. So my guess is original image is somewhere in there untouched, but somehow this code shows just the watermark in front of the image. Thanks
I don't think so, I think it's static or something. But maybe. It uses this: https://github.com/thumbor/thumbor/wiki/Watermark So maybe if you check out how that works you could find the original URL of the image
Seems it's either a rewrite or a replacement - the original image might not even be available anymore (but it probably is, somewhere) - what they seem to be doing is replace the original image (which has the title in the link), with an image with a filter / watermark on it. Why the finished url is so ugly, I've no idea. Haven't been arsed to look at the Githug-code that much, but something is really amiss if that is the replacement URL they give.