The example in this article describes how jquery limits the size of a picture. Share to everyone for your reference, specific as follows:
Recently in an information site, the article content can display pictures, so you need to limit the user to put the picture displayed size.
Find a piece of code on the Web:
$ (document). Ready (function () {
$ (#viewnews_body img). each (function () {
var width = 620;
var height =;
var image = $ (this);
if (Image.width () > Image.height ()) {
if (image.width () >width) {
image.width (width);
Image.height (Width/image.width () *image.height ());
}
else{
if (image.height () >height) {
image.height (height);
Image.width (Height/image.height () *image.width ());}}});
Use this method to realize the running effect is not stable, have the time picture has not finished loading will be executed first.
So instead of using a method that binds the load event to all pictures that need to be limited in size, this ensures that the code that restricts the size is executed separately after each picture is loaded. The code is as follows:
$ (document). Ready (function () {
$ (#viewnews_body img). bind ("Load", function () {
var width = 620;
var height =;
var image = $ (this);
if (Image.width () > Image.height ()) {
if (image.width () >width) {
image.width (width);
Image.height (Width/image.width () *image.height ());
}
else{
if (image.height () >height) {
image.height (height);
Image.width (Height/image.height () *image.width ());}}});
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