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CSS

Posted by Gadi Lehmann
Gadi Lehmann
3,597 Points

Hello. how can I know what is the maximum amount of px for a picture? is it an individual value? how can I find it?

I.E. if I use Nick's picture, how can I know what is the maximum pixels value (which will make it rounded)? I guess that every picture has it's own maximum pixels value. Is there a way to know it?

** I'm talking about the css value border-radius: XXpx;

Casey Woelfle
Casey Woelfle
7,603 Points

If I understand your question correctly, you want to know how much border radius in px you have to add to an image for it to become a circle.

as a general rule of thumb, you want to use an image that has the same width and height dimensions.

for instance 150 x 150, would be made rounded like a circle by setting the border radius to 50%.

So, 150 x 150 would be border-radius: 75px;

Hope this helps you out, if I didn't answer your question let me know.