You could do that using an image editor, but CSS can often get the job done faster. Learn how to add a CSS reference to an image and you can stretch it horizontally to any width you like.

I have a webpage, and all I can do is add code, not remove or change existing code.So I have used CSS to modify/remove parts I don't need, and thats worked fine.However there is a large banner at ...

Low-quality image placeholders (LQIPs) have a solid place in web page design. There are many different solutions but the main gotcha is that generating them tends to lean on things like JavaScript,… ...

HTML is the language most used to build web pages. It provides a lot of flexibility in building interactive and dynamic web pages. For example, you can use an image as a clicking button for a ...

Then I found out a quick and easy way to resize images with CSS by keeping your image’s aspect ratio. This is very quick you can use it in less than 5 minutes, let’s proceed!

In a tutorial [Bramus] takes us through using the trigonometric functions in CSS. These are supported in all major browsers since Chrome 111, Firefox 108 and Safari 15.4.