internet explorer - IE10 not using correct priority for max-width and min-width -


i'm creating responsive website , want images take @ 2/3 of column, not smaller 300px wide (or larger original image width).

i'm using following css:

img {max-width:66%;min-width:300px;}

in chrome + firefox, works - starting wide, image displays @ uploaded size; when 2/3 of column, starts shrinking until hits 300px, doesn't shrink further.

in ie10, image continues shrink past 300px - ignores 300px altogether.

is there way ie10 can understand min-width should take priority?

fiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/whdsm/3/

note using width:66% isn't option, since there no way of saying 'don't display larger uploaded'.

you don't need set max-width in case, width.

img {     width: 66%;      min-width:300px; }

works in ie10: http://jsfiddle.net/whdsm/9/

"note using width:66% isn't option, since there no way of saying 'don't display larger uploaded'."

there's bit of logic issue here well. max-width , min-width meant overrides width in instances responsive layout being used ensure elements not exceed or precede fixed dimension user defines. saying element can never exceed percentage bad form because percentage constant in ratio it's parent element. 66% of parent element--unless have min/max defined.

setting width: 66%; max-width: 1000px; min-width 300px; gives range of values based on parent container when 66% of parent container between 300px , 1000px. ergo, if user can not upload image larger width: 1000px;, image never expand beyond 1000px , not see issues image quality.


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