The <img> element, within or not the <figure> element, has a width of 600px on large screens. Authors may want to show images of different width, this is a style change and Rapido does not introduce different styles for the same semantic element. CSS classes are out of scope, therefore authors must opt for a customisation.
Rapido can, and should, simplify customisations as much as possible. The scope of this PR is to obtain full-width images with <img src="..." style="width: 100%"> without breaking the style of other elements.
The previous snippets work also in the header and footer.
The same changes have been applied also to elements <div> (for tables), <pre>, and <video>. After these changes, authors may assign a custom width to tables, code snippets, images and videos in the article sections, header and footer.
The
<img>element, within or not the<figure>element, has a width of 600px on large screens. Authors may want to show images of different width, this is a style change and Rapido does not introduce different styles for the same semantic element. CSS classes are out of scope, therefore authors must opt for a customisation.Rapido can, and should, simplify customisations as much as possible. The scope of this PR is to obtain full-width images with
<img src="..." style="width: 100%">without breaking the style of other elements.The previous snippets work also in the header and footer.
The same changes have been applied also to elements
<div>(for tables),<pre>, and<video>. After these changes, authors may assign a custom width to tables, code snippets, images and videos in the article sections, header and footer.PR https://github.com/nextbitlabs/Rapido/pull/122 describes in the documentation the possibility to customise the width of some elements.