Why do images become uneven in height when importing images from a website

When different images are dragged in from a website to different blocks that are placed next to each other (for example, a 3 column block), it can happen that the images have different heights, which results in an uneven layout and text sections being placed higher or lower from each other.


This is because the images have different sizes on the website, which then results in the height not always being the same. To even out the images in the blocks, follow the information below.


Here we can see that the right image has a higher height than the other two. We can then double-click on the image that represents the height we want all images to be set to:



By double-clicking, you open a view where you can see the image properties. Here we can, for example, see that the measurement is set to 200 in width and 145 in height:




Then double-click on the other images and change them to the desired height, so that all images next to each other match. Result:




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