Users can post images of any size. Any size. It gets messy.
part 1
Use css to make the images in the feed always appear the same size - or at least, with the same width. (If you set the width of an image, its height automatically changes to keep the right proportions!
css rules to try:
width: 100%
width: 100px;
Decide which you prefer, and try changing the number a little bit. Make sure you try resizing your browser window to see how it looks on smaller screens too!
Part 2
While you're here, do you feel like adding margins and padding to the parts of the feed so it looks a bit nicer? Look at your tumblr, facebook or pinterest feed and pay attention to how much empty space there is between the different text and images.
Users can post images of any size. Any size. It gets messy.
part 1
Use css to make the images in the feed always appear the same size - or at least, with the same width. (If you set the width of an image, its height automatically changes to keep the right proportions!
css rules to try:
Decide which you prefer, and try changing the number a little bit. Make sure you try resizing your browser window to see how it looks on smaller screens too!
Part 2
While you're here, do you feel like adding margins and padding to the parts of the feed so it looks a bit nicer? Look at your tumblr, facebook or pinterest feed and pay attention to how much empty space there is between the different text and images.