DeerPrince
lulu
I do have a quick question about image positioning.... Whenever I use the border-radius code, you can shift the position of the image through the "background-position: x% x%;", however, no matter how I adjust the percents nothing ever happens with the picture... So, when I do use certain pictures, I might want to shift them left, because I know there's more image there, so to speak, and it would fill the ugly gap of white at the end... However, it never seems to cooperate with me? I've tried to use "px" as well instead of percent, but that hasn't done anything either... :s
Do you see the problem? Aha ^^;
This would be the code for reference:
Any help would be greatly appreciated *^*
I suppose this was a bad example because i could just up the height restrict, but it's happened for a lot of other pictures as well, not just this one...
This would be a better example:
See how I slipped a second picture in there to hide the ugly white gap? ^^; Is it just the image being too small?
Do you see the problem? Aha ^^;
This would be the code for reference:
Code:
[div=float:center;background-color:white; margin: auto;background-position: 50% 30%;border-radius: 50%;border: 2px solid #E5E8E8;height:95px;width: 95px;overflow:hidden; margin-bottom: 15px;][heightrestrict=150][img]https://i.pinimg.com/564x/ac/20/76/ac2076734add8bc2a4592f56712cabab.jpg[/img][/heightrestrict][/div]
Any help would be greatly appreciated *^*
I suppose this was a bad example because i could just up the height restrict, but it's happened for a lot of other pictures as well, not just this one...
This would be a better example:
Code:
[div=float:left; background-color:white; margin: auto;background-position: right 0px bottom 20 px; border-radius: 30%;border: 2px solid #E5E8E8;height:310px;width: 290px;overflow:hidden; margin-bottom: 15px;][IMG]http://cloud-3.steamusercontent.com/ugc/155778251309311258/3A49D685BA126B4211B7B1C244772E86D9231C11/[/IMG][IMG]https://i.ytimg.com/vi/23GNTrB69ME/maxresdefault.jpg[/IMG][/div]
See how I slipped a second picture in there to hide the ugly white gap? ^^; Is it just the image being too small?