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Have I misunderstood the img srcset tag if I say that I'd like to specify to the browser what image to show when the screen is max-size: 599px (mobile) and when it's above that?

<img 
srcset="
 small.jpg 600w,
 big.jpg 2000w"
sizes="
 (max-width: 599px) 600w,
 2000w"
src="big.jpg" alt="Some text" />

This code doesn't behave at all how I'd expect it to. I'd like the browser to show the small image when it's a mobile screen, and show the large one for every other device resolution. Is there no way to do this simply? So confusing.

I've read articles on SitePoint, Smashing Mag, etc, and none of them explains it simply as above. They go into image widths, viewports, ratios, etc. All I need is to specify in a media-query screen resolution style which image to show at which resolution.

Many thanks.

srcset

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1

Have I misunderstood the img srcset tag if I say that I'd like to specify to the browser what image to show when the screen is max-size: 599px (mobile) and when it's above that?

<img 
srcset="
 small.jpg 600w,
 big.jpg 2000w"
sizes="
 (max-width: 599px) 600w,
 2000w"
src="big.jpg" alt="Some text" />

This code doesn't behave at all how I'd expect it to. I'd like the browser to show the small image when it's a mobile screen, and show the large one for every other device resolution. Is there no way to do this simply? So confusing.

I've read articles on SitePoint, Smashing Mag, etc, and none of them explains it simply as above. They go into image widths, viewports, ratios, etc. All I need is to specify in a media-query screen resolution style which image to show at which resolution.

Many thanks.

srcset

share|improve this question

asked Mar 7 at 0:43

Khom NazidKhom Nazid

12119

add a comment | 

Have I misunderstood the img srcset tag if I say that I'd like to specify to the browser what image to show when the screen is max-size: 599px (mobile) and when it's above that?

<img 
srcset="
 small.jpg 600w,
 big.jpg 2000w"
sizes="
 (max-width: 599px) 600w,
 2000w"
src="big.jpg" alt="Some text" />

This code doesn't behave at all how I'd expect it to. I'd like the browser to show the small image when it's a mobile screen, and show the large one for every other device resolution. Is there no way to do this simply? So confusing.

I've read articles on SitePoint, Smashing Mag, etc, and none of them explains it simply as above. They go into image widths, viewports, ratios, etc. All I need is to specify in a media-query screen resolution style which image to show at which resolution.

Many thanks.

srcset

share|improve this question

asked Mar 7 at 0:43

Khom NazidKhom Nazid

12119

<img 
srcset="
 small.jpg 600w,
 big.jpg 2000w"
sizes="
 (max-width: 599px) 600w,
 2000w"
src="big.jpg" alt="Some text" />

share|improve this question

asked Mar 7 at 0:43

Khom NazidKhom Nazid

12119

share|improve this question

asked Mar 7 at 0:43

Khom NazidKhom Nazid

12119

asked Mar 7 at 0:43

Khom NazidKhom Nazid

12119

asked Mar 7 at 0:43

Khom NazidKhom Nazid

12119