Spriting with <img> | CSS-Tricks
Sprites aren’t limited to background-image, as with the object-fit and object-position properties we can nudge an inline image around its content-box to act just like a sprite. For example, let’s say we want the image below to be added to our HTML page like a regular ol’ image: Sprite <img src='sprite.png' alt='Icons'> Then we’ll crop the image so that only the first icon is visible on screen: img
object-position | CSS-Tricks
UGURUS offers elite coaching and mentorship for agency owners looking to grow. Start with the free Agency Accelerator today. The CSS property object-position is used to align any selected replaced element (e.g., an <img>) within the box that contains it. img { object-position: right bottom; } An <img> element will align to bottom-right edge of its parent container with object-position: right botto
Center and crop images with a single line of CSS
It’s simple. Set your image crop dimensions and use this line in your CSS: img { object-fit: cover; }That’s it. No need for unsemantic, wrapping divs or any other nonsense. This technique works great for cropping awkwardly-sized avatar pictures down to squares or circles. Take this wide photo of a bear below for example. Once object-fit: cover is applied to the image and a width and height are set
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