Hi @jduin
You are referring to CSS which should be added by yourself. Pods doesn’t include CSS for the frontend by default.
You should set the CSS properties based on it’s class selector. The selector will depend on your way of using the image.
Cheers, Jory
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jduin
(@jduin)
Thanks Jory,
It seems I did something wrong with my CSS; for anyone struggling with the same (or a similar problem) I will show here what I did to solve the problem:
file: style.css (in my case part of the Ollie child theme)
In this file I added the following CSS code:
.paddestoel-image img {
box-sizing: border-box;
height: auto;
max-width: 100%;
vertical-align: bottom;
}
To actually use this extra CSS, you have to do one more thing.
In my case, I’m creating my own template with the WordPress Site Editor. I’m editing a Single Post template for a Custom Post Type. This Custom Post Type contains an image field. In my template, I want this image to fit in a column.
The last step to get everything together is to add “paddestoel-image” (my custom class name which I added to style.css) in the field for “Additional CSS CLASS(ES)”.
So: Site Editor | Block properties | Advanced | Additional CSS CLASS(ES) | paddestoel-image
And I’m happy to say that it now works 🙂
Cheers,
Johan.
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jduin.