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To achieve this, you can use the next/image component from Next.js and set the width and height properties. However, to maintain the aspect ratio, you should only set one dimension (either width or height) and let the other be automatically adjusted.

In your case, you can set the height to 15 and let the width be automatically adjusted. If you want to limit the width to 100px, you can wrap the image in a container and set the max-width of the container to 100px.

Here is an example:

import Image from 'next/image'

<div style={{ maxWidth: '100px' }}>
  <Image
    src={`${ImageURL}${readThrough}.png`}
    alt="logo"
    height={15}
    layout="responsive"
  />
</div>

In this example, the layout prop is set to "responsive", which means the component will automatically adjust the width of the image based on its container's width while maintaining the aspect ratio.

Please note that the next/image component requires Next.js 10 or later.

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winter pumice
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@molten siren Error: Image with src is missing required "width" property.

molten sirenBOT
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Let me check the knowledge base for you. One moment! :books:

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The error message you're seeing is because the next/image component in Next.js requires a width property when you're using a string for the src property. This is necessary to determine the size of the image and to avoid layout shifts during loading.

Here's how you can fix this error:

import Image from 'next/image'

<Image
  src="<https://pinegaplogos.s3.amazonaws.com/CompanyLogos/GOOGL.png">
  alt="Company Logo"
  width={500} // Add a width property
  height={500} // Add a height property
/>

In this example, both width and height are set to 500. You should adjust these values to match the aspect ratio of your image. If you only know one dimension, you can use the layout="fill" property and Next.js will automatically adjust the other dimension to maintain the aspect ratio.

import Image from 'next/image'

<Image
  src="<https://pinegaplogos.s3.amazonaws.com/CompanyLogos/GOOGL.png">
  alt="Company Logo"
  width={500} // Add a width property
  layout="fill" // Add layout="fill" property
/>

In this case, the image will expand to fill its container while maintaining its aspect ratio.

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