Simple question - I think.
Essentially I started with many images (24) and as I went on with the design it was necessary to add additional classes in order for an image sort plugin to work (MixItUp). Now that I am working on the responsiveness of this page I need to resize those images as things get tighter. My problem is that even though all images each have a common class of IMG the fact that the other classes between them are different is making it so I have to adjust each image individually. This is not ideal. Is there some easy way to make this happen? Is it possible to "choose" which class I want changed globally?

Hello from Sunny Bali

I am pretty sure the simple answer is Not Possible without re-setting the classes and re-assigning all images with same class name

Wayan

Thanks for the reply Wayan - I was afraid of that.
Sounds like a feature that is needed.
Maybe in the future

Maybe there is a workaround I don't know for sure,,, someone else can chip in if there is,,,, hope it was worth getting mixed up with "mixitup"

The facility for choosing the class one wishes to affect is, of course, one of the features of Responsive Foundation Framer and Responsive Bootstrap Builder. For Responsive Site Designer I would be inclined to try to work around the issue as follows.

I would create a spare blank page and put a picture on it, assigning to that picture just the class IMG, and applying to it the dimensions wanted.

If that didn't work the trick (because dimensions had been set for other classes), I would use that spare blank page to create also a number of pictures, each one having just one of the classes used. I could then for each class in turn use the reset button to remove the dimension settings, and reapply any (non-dimension) settings that were intended to be particular to that class.

Frank