Fix broken image fallback rendering inline with text#505
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Fix broken image fallback rendering inline with text#505lucifer2661 wants to merge 2 commits intofrappe:developfrom
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Problem
When an image fails to load in the Print Designer, the fallback icon/text
appears inline with nearby text. This causes layout issues and makes the
output look inconsistent.
Root cause
Images in the Print Designer are rendered using background images, but the
image and fallback containers were not explicitly styled as block-level
elements. Because of this, fallback content followed inline flow when an
image was missing.
Fix
Force block-level rendering for image and fallback containers inside the
Print Designer preview so both loaded and missing images behave consistently
in the layout.
Notes