Alrighty then, I'll get to it. Just to confirm...Let's say I give the post (and I suppose PM) areas a class of postbody. Would this work:
.postbody img {
max-width: 100%;
}
...Or would I need something else as well?
that is 100% of the image width, not the container. you probably need to specify a fixed number of pixels instead
I feared as much. And pixels are a useless measurement, given how varied monitors and resolutions are.
Guess I'll give FoP a try...
using fixed pixels not that bad when you are just applying it to images. most mobile devices will scale automatically and that leaves main browsers. so review your google analytics for screen resolutions, and then pick a size that will work with the top 80% of screen widths.
Eh, no worries, now that I have this plugin.
And I'm a little OCD when it comes to compatibility, so even if it is a small number of users that might have issues, it still bugs me. That's why I like everything to be relative, as much as possible.