Mira Vell supports normal Blogger images as well as optional portfolio-specific media layouts. Use these only when you want a more editorial case-study presentation.
Starter HTML
<!-- Wide image -->
<figure class="mv-media-wide">
<img src="YOUR-IMAGE-URL" alt="Describe the project image">
</figure>
<!-- Extra-wide image -->
<figure class="mv-media-full">
<img src="YOUR-IMAGE-URL" alt="Describe the project image">
</figure>
<!-- Two-image pair -->
<div class="mv-image-pair">
<figure><img src="FIRST-IMAGE-URL" alt="Describe the first image"></figure>
<figure><img src="SECOND-IMAGE-URL" alt="Describe the second image"></figure>
</div>
<!-- Three-image gallery -->
<div class="mv-photo-gallery mv-photo-gallery--three">
<figure><img src="FIRST-IMAGE-URL" alt="Describe the first image"></figure>
<figure><img src="SECOND-IMAGE-URL" alt="Describe the second image"></figure>
<figure><img src="THIRD-IMAGE-URL" alt="Describe the third image"></figure>
</div>
How to use it
- In the Blogger post editor, switch to HTML view.
- Place the chosen block where you want the images to appear.
- Replace the sample image URLs and alt text.
- Return to Compose view only if Blogger keeps the markup intact; otherwise finish that section in HTML view.
Images inside post content also participate in Mira Vell’s built-in image lightbox. Keep descriptive alt text for accessibility.