Responsive Images #css #style

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Responsive Images #css #style

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Last edited Sep 19, 2018

Created on Sep 19, 2018

This example demonstrates a pure CSS technique for making images responsive and retina-ready. It uses the `img` element with `max-width: 100%`, `display: block`, and `height: auto` to ensure images scale fluidly within their containers while maintaining aspect ratio. The comment notes that for retina displays, the width and height attributes should be set to half the original file dimensions. The CSS relies solely on standard style rules, with no JavaScript libraries or external APIs, and applies globally to all images in the document.

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