The only constraints by default (with no classnames added to img
element) are that its border
is none
and height
is auto
. Adding the classname zo-img
would constrain its max-width
to 100%
.
With the classname zo-img--block
, its display
would be set to block
. With .zo-img--fill
, its width
would be set to 100%
.
Images can be organized in figures. They can have different shapes, be inline or block, or be arranged in grids.
Note: for the figure
element to work correctly in IE 8 and below, you would consider using some JavaScript.
<div class="zo-g zo-g--fill"> <div class="zo-g__col zo-g__col--s4"> <div class="zo-g__content"> <figure class="zo-figure zo-figure--block"> <img src="/images/zoadoc/test.jpg" class="zo-img zo-img--block zo-img--fill" /> <figcaption class="zo-figure__caption">I am caption</figcaption> </figure> </div> </div> <div class="zo-g__col zo-g__col--s4"> <div class="zo-g__content"> <div class=" zo-figure zo-figure--block zo--radius"> <img src="/images/zoadoc/test.jpg" class="zo-img zo-img--block zo-img--fill" /> </div> </div> </div> <div class="zo-g__col zo-g__col--s4"> <div class="zo-g__content"> <div class=" zo-figure zo-figure--block zo--round"> <img src="/images/zoadoc/test.jpg" class="zo-img zo-img--block zo-img--fill zo--round" /> </div> </div> </div> </div>