Is there still an option to disable responsive image resize in Webflow, as it seems to be removed?
Yes, there is still an option to disable responsive image resize in Webflow. While the feature used to be more accessible in previous versions of Webflow, it has not been completely removed. However, it now requires some additional steps to achieve this. Here's how you can disable responsive image resize in Webflow:
Access the image settings: Open your project in the Webflow Designer and navigate to the page where the image is located. Select the image element by clicking on it.
Disable responsive images:
- In the right sidebar, go to the "Settings" tab.
- Under "Image", click on the dropdown menu labeled "Image Format".
- Choose "Original" instead of "Responsive."
- Preview and refine: Once you have made this change, preview your site to see the new image settings in effect. Remember to check your site on various screen sizes to ensure that the image looks satisfactory across different devices.
By following these steps, you can effectively disable responsive image resize in Webflow and have more control over how your images are displayed on different screen sizes.
Note: Disabling responsive image resize means that your images will no longer automatically adjust their size based on the viewport. This can have implications for the overall responsiveness and performance of your website, so it is important to ensure that your images are optimized appropriately for the different screen sizes.
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