I have used the tiff image and on click the image should open in the lightbox. But ekko-lightbox does not seems to work with tif/tiff images.
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I want to embed a slideshow that goes from edge to edge of the screen. It would be convenient if I could embed into the header, but it only accepts images, and no embeds or zip files.
It sounds like you want a background image. On the toolbar, select View, then Master. You'll see a 'background' option on the toolbar.
How to show an svg image in xamarin.forms? I have an cross platform project where png works great instead of svg. In my solution I have UWP,iOS,Android and I add macOs as well.
I want to use an animated gif as my featured image in WordPress (div, theme). I read a lot about the problems using animated gifs in WordPress, so I chose "large/full size" for the gif file and it works fine on a 13" screen. But on mobile devices, it doesn't resize to the smaller screen width. It stays at 1278px width and therefore gets cropped out.
How do I make the animated gif for all devices work so it keeps it's animation and still fits within the screen width?
use css:
img{max-width:100% !important;}
hope it will help.
I have uploaded an image into a wordpress website and when i enable open in lightbox the image actually shrinks to about a 200x200px square. the original file is much larger and im wondering if there is a way to enable the lightbox to display the larger image (or at least not shrink the image once it is opened in a lightbox)
Turns out the image link the lightbox was referencing had dimensions in the url, going to the media tab and taking the image location itself and pasting it in fixed the issue.
I am making a responsive web page using the Bootstrap 3 framework. I have an image that I want to use as a logo on the page.
I started off saving the full size (788 x 1098) image as a PNG. My custom CSS makes sure the image has a max-width of 280px and of course Bootstrap's CSS will scale down the image appropriately for the device. When I viewed my responsive web page on my desktop PC it looked ok even though it had been scaled down to 197 x 280. However when I viewed it on my mobile the image looked blurry and wasn't good at all.
So then I heard about SVG images and thought I'd give it a go. I downloaded Inkscape for Mac, opened the full size PNG in Inkscape and re-saved as a SVG image. Unexpectedly the SVG image looks good when I view my web page on my mobile phone but looks blurry and bad when viewed on my desktop PC.
Why is this? I thought the whole point of SVG images was that they can be scaled without loss or blurriness?
I've made a CodePen to help demonstrate: http://codepen.io/theclarkofben/pen/WvdKgM
<p>SVG 20%</p>
<img src="http://www.clarkben.com/img/cv.svg" alt="a" style="height: 20%; width: 20%;"/>
<p>SVG 100%</p>
<img src="http://www.clarkben.com/img/cv.svg" alt="a" />
Your "SVG" is just SVG containing single raster (PNG) image, so nothing really scalable; see <image … in view-source:http://www.clarkben.com/img/cv.svg.
You can control rendering of such raster a bit with CSS (either using image-rendering or forcing GPU to handle that via some transform, but result woudn't be perfect either. Anyway, even it this was vector image, rendering A4 into cca 300 screen pixels wide box would not be "readable" as well, in my oppinion.
It looks like the image is still just a PNG image; it's just masquerading as an SVG because you gave it that extension without actually converting it to SVG. You can't really convert a PNG to an SVG by just opening it in inkscape and saving the image as SVG -- you need to either recreate the image from scratch as an SVG or look up how to turn a raster image into an svg image.