# The sizing of (Responsive) headers/banners

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**Created:** [August 21, 2015, 2:43pm UTC](https://forums.realmacsoftware.com/t/the-sizing-of-responsive-headers-banners/1725 "2015-08-21T14:43:11Z")\
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@MarkSealey: My response is about images in general. Depending on the theme used, and whether it is responsive, there may be other factors at play with a banner.

I always warehouse my images, and then insert with an HTML stack (or a stack that allows warehousing). With the HTML stacks I use this general code:

```
<img src="URLhere" alt="textdescription" width="100%" />

```

You can change the width to something other than 100%, but the idea is then the image will adapt to whatever the “container” width is, unlike what happens when I specify a width in pixels.

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