A responsive image adjusts the size of the image based on the screen size of the device viewing the web page
If you are going to create responsive websites, you should also be sure that both the page layout and the image sizes adjust to the screen size
Images are set to specific widths and heights in the browser when you add them to a web page, but you can modify this using CSS rules to make them responsive to the devices screen size
There are a few different methods available for creating responsive images, we will look at how to work with one of these methods
Open responsive-images.html and change the browser width and you will see the image change in size based on the width of the browser
That is an example of a responsive image, note how the image scales as the page size changes
You can be more precise in the image width than what this page uses, this is designed to show you the concept
The page named image-responsive-complete.html is a page that shows the final version of our responsive image exercise
What is a Responsive Image?
Lecture Slides are screen-captured images of important points in the lecture. Students can download and print out these lecture slide images to do practice problems as well as take notes while watching the lecture.
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