Large images break my layout

When people post large images to my drigg site it breaks my layout.

Is there a way to be done using CSS or some module?

Need more info

What are they using to post large images? HTML tags or a module? Can we have a link to your site to take a look? It can be done with modules that automatically resize images or by adding specific sizes to the html/css.

Let me know how it is happening now/what you are doing/using that is causing the problem and we can go from there.

- John

HTML Tags by the users who

HTML Tags by the users who post large wallpapers.

I'm not comfortable sharing the url. I hope someone can help with CSS help.

P.S.

I just reread your post and realized you asked about using a module to fix this instead of just through css. This can definitely be done. And there are quite a few great modules for this. Check out these for a few:

http://drupal.org/project/asset (allows for placement of more than just images)
http://drupal.org/project/image
http://drupal.org/project/img_assist

and just check out the module section of drupal for many more.

Hope that helps.

- John

No problem

No problem with the url. I was about to write a long post about everything I would do, however I figured since I do things in a very unconventional way it would be best to just tell you to ask the drupal forums first since this is a drupal issue and not a drigg issue.

I honestly don't know how (or if it can be done) to specify specific or maximum widths/heights for images placed with html tags aside from making the users do it themselves. If it were me and I really wanted to allow images I would disallow the placement images via html and only allow image upload/placement through one of the many great drupal modules that allow image resizing.

I know that is not the best answer but I hope it helps, and I guarantee that the drupal forums will be able to give you much better and much more detailed answers.

- John