Jquery image slider adapting to the size of the browser

HI i have implemented a Jquery image slider into my mobile site, i have set the width to 100% so the width of the slider adapts nicely to all different browser sizes. However i cannot seem to figure out what i need to do to get the height to adapt like the width does. i have countless amounts off different CSS combinations but i cant figure it out. Can someone help?

thomas-shaw wrote:
HI i have implemented a Jquery image slider into my mobile site, i have set the width to 100% so the width of the slider adapts nicely to all different browser sizes. However i cannot seem to figure out what i need to do to get the height to adapt like the width does. i have countless amounts off different CSS combinations but i cant figure it out. Can someone help?
You can only distort the height. Obviously when images get narrower the height goes down in pro. Most of the time, unless you specifically throw a different set of images at mobile, they can look a bit stupid. A lot of responsive websites just hide the main image at smaller mobile sizes.

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