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Happy New Year to one and all!
I need to display images which are generally 650px wide x height between 4000 & 6000px preferably in a light box. The problem is that the browser defaults to showing the full height, rather than the full width with scroll bar, which results in a long thin image. I realise that this is a browser function rather than a programming one, but is there a way in html to force a visitor's browser to show full width initially? Yes, I know they can click on the image to enlarge it to full size. At the moment, I add the image to an HTML page and then call up the page, but this is a long-winded approach when I have a lot of images. Any thoughts would be most welcome.

I think that most lightboxes will try to fit the image on the screen instead of showing scrollbars.
But WWB support many different (third party) lightboxes so maybe one of them does what you want?
https://wysiwygwebbuilder.com/lightboxes.html

Thank you Pablo,

Unfortunately, I am calling the image from a text link, so I don't have all the different lightbox options.

You can set the lightbox for links in the page properties.

O K Thanks.

When you set the link properties i.e. open in light box, there is a settings box. Open that and set height and width there. So if you select Fancybox the settings would be
height: xxx,
width: xxx
Need to check the lightbox web sites for correct syntax, been some time since I used this. They are not all the same.

Thanks, I'll give this a try.