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You can't set max-height for image if already max-width was set.
height will be set automatically preserving aspect ratio.
In most case in web applications only width matters.
If you force to set height and with to 100%.. you'll get distorted image.
To set something to 100% you must have defined container size. If container has no size defined... then you can't use percent to set width/height.
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.joms-media--images .joms-js--initialized a {
height: 250px;
}
- Instead of saying: 'it's not working', explain the problem in detail.
- Screenshots with the URL visible in them and the problem marked are more than welcome.
- Tell us how to replicate the problem, we can't fix it if we can't find it.
- Make sure that your site/server meets JomSocial System Requirements
- Make sure to setup JomSocial Cron Job
- Always provide us with access details to the backend and ftp. We need it to debug problems.
- If you have a similar problem, but a solution you found isn't working, open a new thread instead of 'merging' with an existing one.
- Use the "Thank You" feature on any post that helped you