Can the size of lightbox images in Webflow be controlled reliably, or do they tend to fill the whole available space regardless of pixel size?
In Webflow, you can control the size of lightbox images reliably by adjusting the settings within the lightbox element. By default, lightbox images in Webflow are set to auto-size to fit the available space. However, you can customize their dimensions to your liking.
Here's how you can control the size of lightbox images in Webflow:
Select the lightbox element: Start by selecting the lightbox element on your Webflow page. You can usually find it in your element list or by searching for it in the toolbar.
Adjust the lightbox settings: Once you've selected the lightbox element, you can modify its settings in the right-hand panel. Look for the "Lightbox Settings" section.
Set the "Image Max Width" and "Image Max Height": In the lightbox settings, you'll find options to set the maximum width and height of the lightbox image. Adjust these values to control the size of the image when it is displayed in the lightbox.
Preview and fine-tune: After adjusting the maximum width and height, preview your website to see how the lightbox images appear. If needed, go back to the lightbox settings and make further adjustments until you achieve the desired size.
It's important to note that the actual pixel size of the lightbox image will impact its quality and clarity. If the original image you're using is small and you attempt to enlarge it within the lightbox, it may appear blurry or pixelated. To ensure optimal image quality, it's advisable to upload high-resolution images or use images that are already large enough to fit the desired lightbox dimensions.
By following these steps, you can reliably control the size of lightbox images in Webflow and tailor them to suit your design requirements.
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