Image ​

BootstrapVueNext's image components support rounded images, thumbnail styling, alignment, and even the ability to create blank images with an optional solid background color. Support for lazy loaded images is available via the lazy prop.

Image src resolving ​

The src prop and blank-src prop, out of the box, works only with absolute or fully-qualified-domain-name URLs. See the Image Support referece page for more details.

Styling images ​

Several props are available for styling the rendered image element. The following sub-sections cover the various options.

Responsive images ​

Images in BootstrapVueNext can be made responsive with the fluid prop (which sets max-width: 100%; height: auto; via CSS classes) so that it scales with the parent element - up to the maximum native width of the image.

HTML

template

<BImg src="https://picsum.photos/1024/400/?image=41" fluid alt="Responsive image" />

To make a fluid image that will grow to fill the width of its container, use the fluid-grow prop. Note this may cause blurring on small bitmap images.

Small image with fluid:

Small image with fluid-grow:

HTML

template

<h5>Small image with <code>fluid</code>:</h5>
<BImg src="https://picsum.photos/300/150/?image=41" fluid alt="Fluid image" />
<h5 class="my-3">Small image with <code>fluid-grow</code>:</h5>
<BImg src="https://picsum.photos/300/150/?image=41" fluid-grow alt="Fluid-grow image" />

Use the block prop to force the image to display as a block element rather than the browser default of inline-block element.

Image thumbnails ​

You can use prop thumbnail to give an image a rounded light border appearance.

HTML

template

<BContainer fluid class="p-4 bg-dark">
  <BRow>
    <BCol>
      <BImg thumbnail fluid src="https://picsum.photos/250/250/?image=54" alt="Image 1" />
    </BCol>
    <BCol>
      <BImg thumbnail fluid src="https://picsum.photos/250/250/?image=58" alt="Image 2" />
    </BCol>
    <BCol>
      <BImg thumbnail fluid src="https://picsum.photos/250/250/?image=59" alt="Image 3" />
    </BCol>
  </BRow>
</BContainer>

Rounded corners ​

BImg renders without rounding by default. You can change the rounding by setting the prop rounded to any of the values of RadiusElement. When set to true (or the empty string ''), it uses the Bootstrap default of medium rounding. When set to circle, it uses a border radius of 50%, resulting in a circle. Rounding specific edges is accomplished via the rounded-top, rounded-bottom, rounded-start and rounded-end props. See the migration guide for differences from bootstrap-vue

HTML

vue

<template>
  <div class="d-flex gap-2">
    <BImg v-bind="mainProps" alt="Rounded image" />
    <BImg v-bind="mainProps" rounded alt="Rounded image" />
    <BImg v-bind="mainProps" rounded-top alt="Top-rounded image" />
    <BImg v-bind="mainProps" rounded-end alt="Right-rounded image" />
    <BImg v-bind="mainProps" rounded-bottom alt="Bottom-rounded image" />
    <BImg v-bind="mainProps" rounded-start alt="Left-rounded image" />
    <BImg v-bind="mainProps" rounded="circle" alt="Circle image" />
    <BImg v-bind="mainProps" rounded="0" alt="Not rounded image" />
  </div>
</template>

<script setup lang="ts">
const mainProps = {
  blank: true,
  blankColor: '#777',
  width: 75,
  height: 75,
  class: 'm1',
}
</script>

Aligning images ​

Align images with the boolean props left (floats left) right(floats right), and center (auto left+right margins). You can also center images by placing them in a container that has the class text-center.

Left and right aligned: (float)

HTML

template

<BImg placement="start" src="https://picsum.photos/125/125/?image=58" alt="Left image" />
<BImg placement="end" src="https://picsum.photos/125/125/?image=58" alt="Right image" />

Center aligned: (block)

HTML

template

<BImg placement="center" src="https://picsum.photos/125/125/?image=58" alt="Center image" />

Note: left takes precedence over right which takes precedence over center.

Blank (or solid color) images ​

BImg provides built-in support for generating blank images (transparent by default) of any width and height, by setting the blank prop, and specifying width and height values (in pixels). You can apply any of the other BImg props to change the style/behavior of the generated image.

Use the blank-color prop to set the blank image color. The blank-colorprop can accept any CSS color value:

• Named colors — i.e. orange or blue
• Hex colors — i.e. #FF9E2C
• RGB and RGBa colors — i.e. rgb(255, 158, 44) and rgba(255, 158, 44, .5)
• HSL and HSLa colors — i.e. hsl(32, 100%, 59%) and hsla(32, 100%, 59%, .5)

The default blank-color is transparent.

HTML

vue

<template>
  <div class="d-flex gap-2">
    <BImg v-bind="propsTr" alt="Transparent image" />
    <BImg v-bind="propsTr" blank-color="#777" alt="HEX shorthand color image (#777)" />
    <BImg v-bind="propsTr" blank-color="red" alt="Named color image (red)" />
    <BImg v-bind="propsTr" blank-color="black" alt="Named color image (black)" />
    <BImg v-bind="propsTr" blank-color="#338833" alt="HEX color image" />
    <BImg v-bind="propsTr" blank-color="rgba(128, 255, 255, 0.5)" alt="RGBa color image" />
    <BImg v-bind="propsTr" blank-color="#88f" alt="HEX shorthand color (#88f)" />
  </div>
</template>

<script setup lang="ts">
const propsTr = {
  blank: true,
  width: 75,
  height: 75,
  class: 'm1',
}
</script>

Notes:

• In blank image mode, if only one of width or height is set, the image will have both width and height set to the same value
• In blank image mode, if width and height are not set, both width and height will internally be set to 1
• The blank prop takes precedence over the src prop. If you set both and later set blank to false the image specified in src will then be displayed
• Blank images are rendered using SVG image data URLs
• The width and height props will also apply the width and height attributes to the rendered <img> tag, even if blank is not set

srcset support ​

BImg supports the srcset and sizes attributes on images. The props accept either a string value, or an array of strings (the array of strings will be converted into a single string separated by commas).

For details on usage of these attributes, refer to MDN's Responsive Images guide.

Notes:

• If the blank prop is set, then srcset and sizes props are ignored
• IE 11 does not support srcset and sizes, so ensure you have a value for the src prop
• Vue-loader does not support project relative URLs (asset URLs) on the srcset attribute; instead use require(...) to resolve the individual URL paths. Be cautious of creating a string of data URI's longer than supported by the maximum attribute value length of the browser. If your webpack config has a limit for the url-loader and you want to prevent inline data-urls, you may have to overwrite the loader limits: require('!!url-loader?limit=0!./assets/photo.jpg')

Lazy loaded images ​

Lazy loaded images are actived through the lazy prop. Eventually, the component will be expanded to include placeholder slots, but are not available at this time. See the migration guide for details.

We implement this lazy prop using the native loading attribute. See the MDN docs for details including how this effect how the native load event works.