Can Webflow be used to crop images with CSS, instead of editing them individually in Photoshop for a large number of images in the CMS?

Yes, Webflow can be utilized to crop images using CSS, eliminating the need to individually edit them in a tool like Photoshop. This method is particularly beneficial when dealing with a large number of images in the CMS.

To crop an image using CSS in Webflow, you can follow these steps:

1. Begin by adding an image element to your Webflow project and upload the image you want to crop.
2. Select the image element and navigate to the Styles panel on the right-hand side.
3. Under the "Size & Position" section, locate the "Width" and "Height" properties and adjust them to the desired crop dimensions. Keep in mind that specifying a smaller width or height will effectively crop the image.
4. Next, go to the "Overflow" property and select "Hidden". This ensures that any portion of the image outside the specified dimensions will be hidden.
5. If needed, you can further position and align the image within its container using the "Position" and "Margin" properties under the "Size & Position" section.

By applying these CSS adjustments in Webflow, you can conveniently crop images without resorting to external image editing software like Photoshop. This approach not only saves time and effort but also allows you to maintain consistency and make future modifications to the images directly within the Webflow CMS.