Is there a way to set up Webflow so that an alternative image is used for browsers that don't support Webp?
Yes, there is a way to set up Webflow so that an alternative image is used for browsers that don't support WebP.
WebP is a modern image format that provides superior compression and image quality compared to older formats like JPEG and PNG. However, not all browsers support WebP, so it's important to provide a fallback option for those browsers.
To set up an alternative image for browsers that don't support WebP in Webflow, follow these steps:
Add the WebP image to your project: Upload your WebP image to the Assets panel in your Webflow project.
Add the alternative image: Create or select the image you want to use as an alternative for browsers that don't support WebP. It should be in a format that is universally supported, such as JPEG or PNG.
Set up the WebP image in Webflow: Select the target image element on your page and navigate to the "Settings" panel. Under the "Background Image" or "Image" section, click on the "Add Image" button. Choose the WebP image from the Assets panel.
Add the alternative image for unsupported browsers: Under the "Image Settings" section, click on the "plus" button to add a new background image style. In the new background image style, choose the alternative image from the Assets panel.
Set up browser support conditions: In the "Background Image" or "Image" section, you will see a small arrow next to the image thumbnail. Click on the arrow to access the image settings. Scroll down to the "Browser Support" section and click on the "Add New Condition" button. Choose the condition "None of these browsers", and select the browsers that do not support WebP.
Preview and publish your site: Preview your site in different browsers to ensure that the alternative image is correctly displayed for browsers that don't support WebP. Once you are satisfied, publish your site to make the changes live.
By following these steps, you can ensure that your website provides an alternative image for browsers that don't support the WebP format, allowing for a seamless user experience across different browser types.
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