Hello @core365,
Setting the width and height of an image element will not look good because the image can be stretch out or will be squeeze. You can only control one property. Either the width or the height but not both so that it will display nicely and pixel perfect. This is why we only have width and max width properties in the image settings.
You can set the width to auto
and then find the “Customize” tab and insert an inline element css like this:
$el img {
height: 300px;
}
With this custom css you can set a height for your image. Just remember that since you set the height, it will always be 300 pixels for example in all across screen sizes. You may have another series of new complication in this settings.
We highly recommend that if you want to have a same height column where one of the column displays an image, the best route to do this is still by making the image as a background image of the column. And since it will be background image, it cannot have an “ALT” text because a background image is a style property of an element and ALT tag is an attribute of an element.
Hope this explains it briefly.