to appropriate
dimensions.
-Original Message-
From: Diego Chagastelles
Subject: Re: [css-d] img size
Its a css list not pc lessons for your five-years-old child list.
-Original Message-
From: Diego Chagastelles
Subject: [css-d] img size
I have an image. I dont know its size, dont know
I have an image. I dont know its size, dont know if it has a bigger width or
a bigger height, and this is fundamental to fit the image in a div: cause I
want the image as big as possible inside the div. How can I do that?
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Finding out its size is easy, but it depends on the OS. On Mac, just
look in the finder. On WinXP, right-click, properties, summary tab,
advanced.
-Original Message-
From: Diego Chagastelles
Subject: [css-d] img size
I have an image. I dont know its size, dont know if it has a bigger
-click, properties, summary tab,
advanced.
-Original Message-
From: Diego Chagastelles
Subject: [css-d] img size
I have an image. I dont know its size, dont know if it has a bigger
width or
a bigger height, and this is fundamental to fit the image in a div:
cause I
want the image
Diego Chagastelles wrote:
I have an image. I dont know its size, dont know if it has a bigger width or
a bigger height, and this is fundamental to fit the image in a div: cause I
want the image as big as possible inside the div. How can I do that?
You could try setting its width to 100%,
I want to align an image both in vertical and horizontal, and, in the same
time, garantee it will be the highest as possible considerating it is inside
a div, but without distortion: keeping the original proportion. How can I do
that?
