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I gave class "img-fluid" to my image but it doesn’t fit the screen

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I gave my image class "img-fluid" in Bootstrap but it doesn’t fit my web page what should I do?

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When I give it style="width=100%" it works but the problem is it doesn’t need CSS.

CodePudding user response:

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CodePudding user response:

I'm not sure if this is the problem, but img-fluid puts the image in the maximum size possible given where it is, for example, if it is inside a div, the image will be the size of the div and not the screen, so make sure you don't have the image inside something that is limiting its size

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