<div className='flex justify-between w-full'>
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alt='Pic'
className='h-10 w-10 rounded-full border-2 w-full'
/>
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how to make this(small) image circular and text container align with same & i’m using tailwind css?
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I believe the problem comes from the fact that you’ve set the width of the image twice.
w-full w-10
and one them getting overridden by the other.You can set
rounded-full max-w-full h-auto
to make your image circular. Hope this helps.it because the width is set again to w-full, this make the h is not same as w, then the image streched to w-full and h-10. instead, you can use w-10 only if you want to set the w and h in the same time as your h is 10. in other side, you can use
w-full aspect-square object-cover
if you want to set the w-full and the h same as w.you can see the example here