Need some embed UI / UX implementation ideas
hi! i was hoping if someone here has worked extensively with embeds UI/UX (or components v2 if that's a possible solution) could provide some ideas or something i haven't thought of yet. my main question is if there is some creative solution to make an image inline with multiple fields or basically have it so that the message emphasizes placing elements to take up more width than height, if that makes sense?
context:
i'm creating a MTG card request / voting system that pulls information from a website (scryfall) to display info about a card at a glance. the issue that i'm running into is that putting the image as setThumbnail() is too small (and mobile users can't click on the img to open the full view) while setting it in setImage() is too large and makes it less convenient to scroll through the channel to vote.
i did have a solution where there was a
button that essentially refreshed the embed and used setImage() before reverting back to setThumbnail() after ~10sec but wanted to explore some more. messing around with components v2 didnt produce a meaningful solution either. appreciate any insight or examples that anyone has!
context:
i'm creating a MTG card request / voting system that pulls information from a website (scryfall) to display info about a card at a glance. the issue that i'm running into is that putting the image as setThumbnail() is too small (and mobile users can't click on the img to open the full view) while setting it in setImage() is too large and makes it less convenient to scroll through the channel to vote.
i did have a solution where there was a
button that essentially refreshed the embed and used setImage() before reverting back to setThumbnail() after ~10sec but wanted to explore some more. messing around with components v2 didnt produce a meaningful solution either. appreciate any insight or examples that anyone has!
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