Responsive Images in WordPress with Foundation's Interchange • RachieVee: Rachel's Blog

Anyway, there was category going on and it was very important that the page remained just as when the screen shrinks down to mobile as this was page. So the problem was, how do I well code subject in WordPress without one, arresting users with internet connections and two, still maintaining best practices... None of the I locate had guaranteed support in classic browsers and the idea seemed to be Chris Coyier's solution that uses the PictureFill library. Reading Chris   WordPress terms and Eric's charming article , I named the idea of resort out image sources based on the viewport. goes over some files of trying to write this automatically, mainly breaking your head with system queries and terms that are not enough for the page if something shifts. I would not recommend going funny with it as it is still Javascript so spamming the many years on every page probably is not going to help application either, except I think if there are only handful of large images per page, this works nicely.. For both categories, I'm using the parameters that I set aside first with the urls, whether the subject are pulling from ACF or post thumbnail, and then dropping them within. data-interchange..  There is default set, then the urls for not small, and great set. I've also grabbed the alt predict in both of the categories above, assuming the user fills it out in WordPress. So far, it is working out for me and is something I plan to continue using in my WordPress Foundation projects either, the page needs IE support or two, srcset and picture server support.  Right now with these categories, the subject just exchange out between the custom categories that were set in functions.php. Just read only that was some education for thought, Battle of the Image Compression WordPress Plugins..  Read more