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Given a Flickr URL, generate an embed code that's responsive. It looks like you could take what Flickr uses as an embed code as a template, then change the width to 100%, remove the height, and choose an image size, either "large" or "original" based on http://www.flickr.com/services/api/misc.urls.html (probably go with "large", since some original images can be quite big in file size).
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@sillygwailo responsive images (if you don't factor in file size) are pretty simple, compared to video/multimedia embeds. All you should really need to do is:
Given a Flickr URL, generate an embed code that's responsive. It looks like you could take what Flickr uses as an embed code as a template, then change the width to 100%, remove the height, and choose an image size, either "large" or "original" based on http://www.flickr.com/services/api/misc.urls.html (probably go with "large", since some original images can be quite big in file size).
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