Is there a simple way to code force any browser to resize a portrait aspect ratio image (vertical) so it fits within a predefined box via a div, like the browser does to image files opened "raw" (not in HTML page, just as a file)?
I have a template I created to display images, but the vert images clip below the screen, so one must scroll, no matter what I try.
I AM using an older version of FF to test the page...
Thanks
Australian govt website "does not currently support connections via HTTPS."
In case you thought the #clearnet was doing okay.
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