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Old 08-26-2021, 06:16 PM   #6
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One question is how the image sizes are being specified? In percentages or other relative numbers (i.e. width: 50%; height: auto; ) or in absolute measurements ( i.e. width: 250px; height 375px; ).
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In percentages or other relative numbers (i.e. width: 50%; height: auto
Pro: There is room left for text
Con: On a small screen, the picture can be too small
On a width screen, the picture can be too big. This can be overcome by defining a max-width

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In absolute measurements (i.e. width: 250px; height 375px.
Pro: The picture can be sized to make it "readable"
Con: There is no room left for the text on small screen
The picture can be sized to long for a small screen
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