To ensure full visibility of an image in both width and height on the La Chiva page of a Webflow website, you’ll need dimensions that match the visible space and aspect ratio defined by the layout and breakpoints used on that specific page.
1. Check the Layout on the La Chiva Page
- Open the page in Webflow Designer and select the image container or section where the image is placed.
- Look at the width and height constraints (e.g.,
100vw
, 100vh
, auto
, a fixed px
value, or relative units like %
). - Determine if the container uses object-fit, background size, or overflow settings that may crop or scale images.
2. Match the Aspect Ratio
- If your container has a fixed or responsive aspect ratio (like 16:9 or 4:3), your image should match that aspect ratio to prevent cropping or stretching.
- You can calculate the target size. For example:
- If the container is full-screen (100vw × 100vh), your image could be 1920×1080 (16:9) or 1440×900 (16:10) depending on your design goal.
3. Choose an Optimal Image Resolution
- For full-screen or large hero images, use an image size of at least 1920×1080 px.
- For retina/high-DPI screens, use 2× resolution if needed: for instance, 3840×2160 px, but compress appropriately.
- Use optimized image formats like WebP for performance.
4. Set Image Display Properly
- If using an image element, ensure you set width: 100% and height as auto to maintain aspect ratio.
- If using the image as a background, use cover for
background-size
to fill space, but note it may crop edges based on aspect ratio. - Use object-fit: cover or contain if applicable, depending on whether you prefer cropping or full fit.
5. Test Across Breakpoints
- Preview the page on all Webflow breakpoints—Desktop, Tablet, and Mobile—to confirm that the image remains fully visible where needed.
- If needed, create custom versions of images for different breakpoint sizes using Webflow’s responsive image capabilities.
Summary
To ensure full visibility on the La Chiva page, use a 1920×1080 px image that matches the container’s aspect ratio, and style it with width: 100% and height: auto or an appropriate object-fit
or background-size
. Always preview responsiveness and watch for cropping if the container uses cover
.