CSS Image Gallery
CSS Image Gallery
CSS image gallery is a collection of images that is displayed using CSS. CSS
can be used to control the layout of the images, their size, spacing, and
other visual properties.
CSS image galleries are commonly used on websites to display products,
portfolios, or other visual content in a visually
appealing way.
Ex.1
The following example shows a simple image
gallery layout that is displayed in a row.
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Responsive Image Gallery with a Hover
Effect
You can make a simple and effective image gallery with a hover effect. When
the user hovers over an image, it will become larger and have a red border
added to it.
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Image Gallery using Media Query
You can use CSS media queries to create a responsive image gallery that
scales and rearranges its content based on the screen width, providing an
optimal viewing experience on different devices and screen sizes. On smaller
screens, the images will be wider and more spaced
apart.
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Ex 1.
In the Style section, which found in the <head> of the web page, we defined
the gallery’s properties, including the images’ margins, borders, widths,
heights, and even what happens.
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Ex 2.
In The <Body> Part of the web page, you can then define each image,
including where the image link to and what text goes in their description, all
within the <div> element. In this basic example, clicking an image in the
gallery opens a Full Version of those images in a new
Tab.
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February 21, 2024
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