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Image (not element) visibility using WebDriver

I have a clickable image and it does not display in FireFox. I mean, there is no image, but is there an element (and it is clickable). FindElement (by) .Displayed returns true, but there is still no image. The question is, how can I check if this image is visible?

Also, I found an error in the html headers (the reason why the image is not visible), maybe there is a way to check for the presence of the image using the html headers?

public bool IsFileIconDisplayed() { return IsElementDisplayed(By.XPath("//*[@class='SomeClass']/img")); } protected bool IsElementDisplayed(By by) { return FindElement(by).Displayed; }
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Does the image create a style that sets its width and height for the given values?

If you cannot request the width and height property of the image elements in Javascript.

 document.getElementById(<webElement>).getClientRects()[0].width document.getElementById(<webElement>).getClientRects()[0].height

or simply

 document.getElementById(<webElement>).naturalWidth

With the JavascriptExecutor, you can draw these values ​​into your Java / C # code and complete the upload / download of the image by its width / height.

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This thread contains valuable information on how to check image visibility (pay attention to the answer provided by Dave Hunt)

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