Merge pull request #7928 from GrimLink/bugfix/wrong-size-attributes-in-image_with_border

DEL: doc section related to enable_lazy_loading_for_images_without_borders

Author: hguthrie

src/guides/v2.4/frontend-dev-guide/themes/theme-images.md

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 Variables may be used within the scope of modules than the defined one.
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-### Image lazy loading {#lazy_loading}
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-When saving products, images are resized based on different properties including the `frame` variable `product_image_white_borders` in `view.xml`.
-By default, all images have frames. Magento calculates the required frame size and then it allocates the image to it.
-If the image is small, the white frame will be bigger.
-
-The variable `product_image_white_borders` can be overwritten in a custom theme. If it is not defined in a custom theme, it can also be set in `app/code/Magento/Catalog/etc/view.xml`.
-Variables defined in the theme `view.xml` have a higher priority. If the same variable is in a module's and also in the theme's `view.xml`, the module variable will be overwritten by the theme variable.
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-If the `frame` property is enabled in the configuration file, native lazy-loading is enabled on the category product page, checkout shopping cart, and customer wish list.
-If the `frame` property is disabled, image lazy-loading is also disabled, unless the variable `enable_lazy_loading_for_images_without_borders` is enabled in `view.xml`.
-This is done to prevent small images from being stretched and distorted.
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-If you have images within frames, and you are sure your images are correctly sized, you can enable lazy-loading by setting `enable_lazy_loading_for_images_without_borders` to `1` in `view.xml`.