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Images size “fitin=” HTML



I upload images to my shop's site at Rakuten. Rakuten was dedicated the images size to 128px and my shop is using 255px for every single image. The images that I upload are named as follow "xxx.jpg?fitin=128:128".


128px


255px


"xxx.jpg?fitin=128:128"



I've changed it to 255px and it works but the problem is that the images seem blurred. Can anybody help me fix this?


255px



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Try using object-fit:cover to your images
– Arex
Jun 30 at 8:37




1 Answer
1



Use object-fit: cover;
It will cut off the sides of the image, preserving the aspect ratio, and also filling in the space.


img {
object-fit: cover;
}






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