thanks in advance Linda

UPDATE:
ok this was my bad - there was some column padding that I overlooked
but also for it to wotk we need to target the section itself not the image

• define your section as fullwidth (Position > Fullwidth)
• add a class to your image let's say 'fullscreen-images' (Advanced > Class)
• add a CSS code source onto your page, and in the style define :

.fullscreen-images {
  width:100vw;
  height:100vh;
}

so I am getting contained images, please find screenshot attached and what I would like to do is 100vh x100vm - the image takes up the full viewport on every device. In the Mode section of the editor I set the image to cover and it would be super cool if you guys could perhaps add a slider for VH VM in there? I cannot seem to be able to attach a screenshot here so here is the link

Hi,

I just tried with the chrome inspector but is it something like that that you would like to have ?

so I am getting contained images, please find screenshot attached and what I would like to do is 100vh x100vm - the image takes up the full viewport on every device. In the Mode section of the editor I set the image to cover and it would be super cool if you guys could perhaps add a slider for VH VM in there? I cannot seem to be able to attach a screenshot here so here is the link
http://community-ec7307.appdrag.site/preview/blog/7-this-is-a-test.html?from-preview=1&from=appdrag-blog-detail-article-config&timestamp=1609234998993

Can you share a screenshot of what you currently have and detail what you would like to do?

Great question!

A 'hack' i've used before is to add an h6 (for example, but it could be any element as long as it's not used for anything else on the page.

Then in your article template, use jQuery to test for the existence of an h6. If it exists, run the code to style your elements. If not, do nothing.

Hope that works! Personally, I used it to add anything that was in a blog post labeled as an <address> (which is selectable from the built-in text-type selector in the blog HTML editor), remove it from the blog body, and append to the image as a caption.

Cheers !