How to resize img src in HTML <style>?

HTML-CSS
#1

Here I am:

<style>
 h1 {
    color: orangered;
   font-family: rockwell;
  }
  img {
    size: 80px;
flex-fit: (50%);
self-justify: center;
}
 <img src="https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-wDOg0ZdTR0U/UAQ-50kYA8I/AAAAAAAAIRY/hPzQ8NQrv3k/s1600/k08+-+Un+rose+et+un+rouge.JPG"
</img>
#2

First of all img elements do not have closing tags (i.e. </img>). They are self-closing. Also, you can not use flex-fit or self-justify properties unless the parent element has display: flex as a property.

In what way do you want to resize the image? You were not specific in what you are trying to accomplish.

Either way, I suggest you take a look at our Responsive Web Design curriculum where you can learn more about proper img element syntax and how to use flex-box in your CSS.

#3

Thanks… I will have a look on this Responsive Web Design curriculum again.

#4

There are no such properties. For what you have as flex-fit you may be thinking of flex-basis, or at least that is a property that would let you set a presentage value. For self-justify you may be thinking of justify-self, however that doesn’t work with flexbox, only align-self works with flexbox.

#5