Pink24

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Is my CSS the culprit??

img {
display: block;
height: auto;
max-width: 100%;
width: 100%;
}

from inspect.

Pink24

Tried this inline CSS but it doesn't even show up??

<style>
#logos {
display: inline-block;
width:100%;
}
</style>

<div id="logos">
<img style="display: inline; margin: 0 5px;" title="" src="https://xxxx.net/img/chaturbate%20mini.png" alt="Chaturbate logo" width="106" height="40" href="https://xxxx.net/site/chaturbate" />

CurrentlySober

Could it be anything to do with the %20 in the image name?

I know that the %20 is shorthand for a 'space' but have you tried renaming the image to https://xxxx.net/img/chaturbate-mini.png and relinking it with a hyphen as opposed to a space, which creates the '%20' ?

Disclaimer - I know FUCK ALL about css etc, but I have had problems (in other ways) with a space being displayed as %20 before...

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NatalieK

is this the only td you have in the tr?


it´s 100%, so looking to make the logo fill the whole of the width...

hope that makes sense.

remove the width 100%, try it for a moment

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Pink24

No, neither of these made any difference.

I tried renaming the file to chaturbate-mini and removed the 100%.

I think it's something to do with the css file which is overriding the php

Pink24

Yeah, I know. I used an online generator.
Thought it would be easier. Sheesh.

redwhiteandblue

Your problem is

width: 100%
max-width: 100%

You need to set the max-width to whatever the actual width of the image is (106px I guess) or whatever the biggest size you want it to be. 100% sets it to whatever size the parent element is with no maximum restriction.

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NatalieK

tr is your rows down the page and td is your cells across the page, so as pink has used just one td, with width 100%, the image is filling the whole of the width.


I agree with pete, hire someone to make your site or use a site design like WP and add the logo to the logo area on the WP site

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redwhiteandblue

You don't need to change the width settings if you want a responsive page. You only need to set the max-width value to a fixed value. Setting it to a percentage doesn't make a lot of sense. Keep the "width="106" height="40" attributes in the html to avoid CLS issues, and if you don't know what that is look it up, it's going to become important.

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NatalieK

if it´s a responsive page, html5, it shouldn´t need td and tr´s, should it?

isn´t it all div?

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