It will never get “controlled” by WP.
Resize manually your images before uploading to fit in the area you have for your content.
don’t know if it works with “1oo%”, but you can define a maximum width/height in pixel. internet explorer doesn’t understand “max-width”. you have to tell him something like that:
p img {
width: expression(this.width > 450 ? 450: true);
max-width:450px;
}
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@mosh agreed but i asked for css help
@mdi you hack work great thank you
I still consider the CSS a bad solution: inexperienced users often limit the physical size (i.e. width XXXpx) but leave unchanged the 2MB file size… which is a PITA for visitors. So, no – even if you think this was a smart solution, actually it isn’t.
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your right but for time being i can use it which don’t look bad on IE since my blog have huge visitor from ie i thought of your idea to resize the image but i have more than 4k post it mean i have 4k image
i found one theme crayon word by sadish which is very well crafed for ie and firefox
i checked the css but suprising he didn’t mention/limit any thing for image but look good for any huge size image
you’re absolutely right, moshu. resize and then upload is the best solution.
