CSS: When to use max-height / max-width on images?
Question
When does it make sense to use max-height or max-width on an image?
Does it help if I don't specify the actual dimensions of the image because I don't know it.
2 answers
solution1
1 2009-12-15 18:19:51
It makes sense when you have images of unknown width (for example, user uploaded content) that you do not want to exceed a certain area.
If I remember correctly, the property is not supported by IE6. It is however by IE7: Source
solution2
0 2009-12-15 18:19:25
保留包含横向和纵向格式的图像列表的大小也是一个好习惯
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