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I have an assignment which I am required to make a website using html,css,and bootstrap. I am almost done in finishing the webpage but I am stuck in resizing the lightbox photo gallery. I want it to resize according to the screen size. Smaller screen = Smaller images. I tried setting the max-height and max-width of the images to 100% but it did not work.

at 100%:

at 200%:

at 300%:

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I want it to instead of making it 4 to 2 and 2 to 1 I want to resize it and maintain its original position

Sorry for the question but I really don't know how to fix this

code:

I wanna select sales of daily for show on a graphic in a website and used to DATEDIFF and DATEADD functions but I get an SQL ERROR.

My table:

query of i was tried:

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favourites.page.ts

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My main issue here is with displaying images or accessing assets. I am able to pull the appropriate data/state in from a data store via a 'getter' and iterate arrays, etc within it (for example, {{student.name}} works perfectly) however when I attempt to display an image with it fails to load and I get a broken link icon. I've done some research and it seems that there is a webpack naming convention for linking assets with ~/ or ~@/ however neither of these seem to work.

I've seen other examples where people simply link to a fixed asset from the component but because I am iterating the students array I need a more programmatic method. I've seen some examples using computed() properties but I feel like this should be unnecessary?

Below is the code from my component and the relevant parts of my store.js file.

Store.js:

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Url that I use: