Use the markups below to add all kind of styles to images.
Add the .img-rounded
or .img-circle
CSS classes to images to create rounded corners. You can use the .img-responsive
CSS class to make an image inherit the width of its parent. To make an image inherit both the width and height, you need to use the .img-full
CSS class.
Add the .img-bordered
CSS class to images to create bordered images. You can use the border color CSS helper classes to style the border color.
Add the .img-thumbnail
to an image to add a small border to it. Use the .thumbnail
CSS class on links that contain images to add an active hover class.
Use the markup below to create image boxes with text visible only on hover. Use the CSS helper classes to style the hover content.
The core color helpers can be applied to all kind of elements from buttons to icons, headers, headings, etc. They do not change when you switch to a different theme from the same template.
These are the template default color schemes and are used site wide to consistently style common elements. For the primary color you must add .bg-primary and for the secondary color you must add .ui-state-default. Note that theme two styles change based on what color scheme you choose for your template.
Use the markup below to create image boxes with hover overlays and text.
Use the markup below to create image boxes with overlays and buttons visible only on hover.
Use the markup below to create image boxes with overlays and icons visible only on hover.
Use the markup below to create image boxes with different content animations on hover.
Use the markup below to create image boxes with overlays and icons visible only on hover.
Use the markup below to create rounded corners image boxes with overlays and icons visible only on hover.