img with srcset attribute looks like a great way of doing responsive images. Is there an equivalent syntax that works in css background-image property?
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I've been trying to see which srcset image my browser is using via the browsers developer tools, but apart from using the network tab to see which image it fetches i can't tell.
Using the network tab would usually be fine, but sometimes I've noticed…
I am using object-fit: cover on a bunch of images. The frame for the image takes up 50vw and has a dynamic height. The cover attribute works great, but it means that I don't really know how wide my actual image will be at a given time.
Most likely…
I'm seeing a lot of inconsistencies with srcset attribute on img tags (responsive images) in Chrome 40.0.2214.91
Before I updated to Chrome v40 (I was on ~39), srcset attribute worked fine and would swap the image upon browser resize. Now,…
I'm building my website using React and have multiple images to display. After running an audit using the Google Chrome audit function, I've been getting the "Serve images in next-gen formats" opportunity message.
After reading about the various…
Is it possible to get srcset to recalculate the browser window size once the page has loaded, and thus update the image its using.
The reason you'd want to do this is because if on a desktop you have your browser window compressed, load a site,…
Tested using Google Chrome in Incognito mode and reloading the page with "empty cache and hard reload" each time.
I have the following html responsive image:
When using a responsive image set with without breakpoints (i.e. without the sizes attribute) you typically provide several versions of the same image in different resolution which you then define in the srcset attribute using the…
An HTMLImageElement has a currentSrc property so we can get the current source of an img element. Useful when defining multiple possible sources with srcset.
There seems to be no equivalent for an HTMLPictureElement.
Is there another way we can find…
I'm having trouble understanding how to keep srcset from loading any images on screens < 768px.
I've tried the code below but the sizes attribute doesn't seem to do what you may think.
Below loads 1024.jpg on all screen sizes:
I wanted to implement the responsive images using srcset, as described here, so the image src that the user loads is the most similar to his resolution.
The thing is that I made this test and it doesn't respond to viewport changes,
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Or using a picture tag like this:
