For that, our images will have the sizes that are defined in their consecutive (upper) step. A “medium” image is chosen if the container is wider than 200 pixels and so on.īecause we have a “fluid” image approach where we define the max-width of the image to be 100%, we will fit the image in its container if the image is bigger than the container. A “small” image is picked if the container is wider than 140 pixels (data-min-width=”140″). An “xsmall” image will be chosen if the container size is less than 140 pixels. Inspired by Picturefill from Scott Jehl, the responsive images approach that mimics the picture element, we’ve come up with the following HTML structure for defining different image sizes:Īssemblage" data-max-width="1800" data-max-height="2400">ĭepending in which viewing mode we are, thumbnail grid view or full image view, the choice of the fitting image will depend on either the list item’s size or the whole viewport size. Gamma Gallery uses David David DeSandro’s Masonry in a fluid mode where column numbers are defined depending on the grid container sizes. So, smaller windows don’t necessarily mean smaller thumbnails. In some cases it might even be reasonable to load larger thumbnails for a smaller device if we, for example want to show less columns in a grid. Focused on providing suitable image sizes for both, the fluid grid thumbnails and the full image view, the selection of images also depends on container dimensions and not solely on the window size. Gamma Gallery is an attempt to create an image gallery that uses a similar responsive images approach to the proposed picture element. There are so many factors to consider like the layout and the features, and so many choices to make when it comes to delivering a good viewing experience for every device. Creating a truly responsive image gallery can be a very tricky and difficult thing.
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