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Combining max-width and width
Note that max-width and width shouldn??™t be applied to the same element using the
same unit, as one will override the other. If, for example, the width is set to 150px
and the max-width is set to 60px, the actual width of the element will be 60px, and
the width declaration will become redundant.
The following style rule shows how conflicts are resolved where an element has
been given both a width and a max-width using the same unit (pixels in this case):
.example {
max-width: 60px;
width: 150px;
}
In the above example, the width of the element will be fixed at 60px.
However, it??™s acceptable to set max-width and width when the values are different
units (although it may not be entirely useful, there are a few cases where it can be
used to good effect).
This style rule assigns a max-width of 160px to images with the class "example",
and also assigns a width of 50%:
img.


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