image help

  • hemingwayscatboutique

    (@hemingwayscatboutique)


    8 years, 9 months ago

    I would like to have my main product images on desktops and laptops display a little larger than on the responsive viewport for my site.
    I am using the following media queries for this but for some reason, when I use them, it messes up the layout of my shopping cart page.
    Could someone please tell me how to achieve this. Thanks,

    @media (min-width: 900px) {
    img.attachment-shop_single.size-shop_single.wp-post-image {
    height: 400px;
    max-width: 400px;
    display: block;
    }

    @media (max-width: 768px) {
    img.attachment-shop_single.size-shop_single.wp-post-image {
    height: 275px;
    max-width: 275px;
    display: block;
    }

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  • Hey there,

    The CSS you have to write will depend on your theme. One of the best things about CSS is that the styles cascade down – meaning that you don’t have to redeclare styles.

    For example the display property should already be handled by your theme. You should only have to edit the height & max-width. I wouldn’t redeclare it in your custom css that you’re adding.

    There could also be a container around the image that’s wrapping it – or trying to wrap it and if there are two elements next to each other and one is too big it could make the next element drop down to a new line. I suspect something like this is happening with your theme.

    Have you heard of the Chrome Element Inspector? You can you use this to fiddle with CSS live in the browser which is much easier to see an immediate effect. I recommend starting here and seeing exactly which rules to what.

    I hope that helps! ??

    Thread Starter hemingwayscatboutique

    (@hemingwayscatboutique)

    Thanks for your reply!
    I am actually using the inspector in chrome and it is very helpful..

    do you know what file I would look in to see the styles for my images? I looked in the themes style sheet and did not see it.

    Thanks!

    The chrome inspector can actually help you with that too!

    When you’re looking at styles in the inspector at the top right of each selector it will tell you where it’s coming from including the file name and line number. ??

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