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CSS

Posted by Shaun Taylor
Shaun Taylor
2,654 Points

I would like to apply max-width: 100%; on all images EXCEPT logo!

Hello,

I'm currently doing the 'build a responsive website' project. Im on the 'scalable images' part of the 'creating a fluid fountain' module.

As instructed, I have used the following simple piece of CSS in the global part of my style sheet:

img { max-width: 100%; }

This works fantastically for all of the images on my site. However, it also has an effect on the logo which I don't want.

As this is applied to the logo, when the browser shrinks down to mobile page size, the logo becomes almost too small to see.

So, I would like this piece off CSS to apply to all images on my website, apart from the logo.

Any hep would be greatly appreciated :)

Thanks,

Shaun,

2 Answers

Adam Sackfield
Adam Sackfield
Courses Plus Student 19,663 Points

You could add an ID to your logo and then add this in css

   #logo { // Style Here }

Then set the new width you want and just ensure this comes after the first img rule.

Shaun Taylor
Shaun Taylor
2,654 Points
Shaun Taylor
Shaun Taylor
2,654 Points

Worked perfectly! Thank you so much :) I used:

logo {

width: 249px;

}

After applying the ID to a div surrounding my logo.

Thanks again - really appreciate the help.

Adam Sackfield
Adam Sackfield
Courses Plus Student 19,663 Points

No worries anytime