RE: Etaoin; in this case no, cause the image is in a div “something .entry content” so with the natural flow of text img {width: 100%} causes the image to conform to the max width of the .entry content which is like 50% of the screen width and without it the image just has it’s native size and overflows ^^
You can add “img {width: 100%}” to the .css style sheet of your blog so the embedded images wouldn’t overflow the post boundaries
Doesn’t that stretch all images to be 100%? I think there’s a max-width parameter but I don’t know if it actually works.
RE: Etaoin; in this case no, cause the image is in a div “something .entry content” so with the natural flow of text img {width: 100%} causes the image to conform to the max width of the .entry content which is like 50% of the screen width and without it the image just has it’s native size and overflows ^^
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