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Remember to always (every time) set width/height for the <img> tag, otherwise it will fill the entire screen/container.
by helenius 9y ago
Remember to always (every time) set width/height for the <img> tag, otherwise it will fill the entire screen/container.
- ozaark 9y agoYes! Loading many sites without width/height set on mobile connections display a horrible jitter with logos and social icons polluting the entire screen initially.
- exodust 9y agoIn the case here with the Twitter logo, lack of height attribute causes the logo to look squashed on some oldish browsers. I imagine the addition of height would fix this.