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Gabriel E
8,916 PointsHow can I resize my images in css?
Hi there, So I have 6 images on the home page of my website, 5 are completely exact, 760 and 620, but the last image just won't quite fit, so I resize the 6th image to 760 and 620. Now it fits absolutely perfect, but when I resize my screen, it gets all screwy, and gets really tall. Do I have to change or add something in my responsive file for this to work? Oh yeah, I make this width and height of my images (760px and 620px) in my HTML. Thanks for the help!
3 Answers
Joe Consterdine
13,965 PointsHi Gabriel,
put all the images in separate divs. You can then add max-width: 100% to the images in your css.
<div class="site-gallery">
<img src="your image here" alt="your image" class="img-responsive">
</div>
Do this 6 times with a different image in each.
Then in your CSS try:
.img-responsive {
max-width: 100%;
}
efewafewa
21,825 PointsCould you post your code? I can help you out.
Aaron HARPT
19,845 PointsTry using a relative length such as percentage.
Gabriel E
8,916 PointsNo, here's the thing. I have absolutely no idea where to put this. In my html it looks like this: <img src="img/3934793.jpg" width="300px" height="199px" alt=""> But the width and height work perfect, but when I resize the window it gets all messed up. Any ideas?