How do I fix images without dimensions?

Images without dimensions means that the width and height attributes are missing from the image in the HTML code. This can mean that the content on the page shifts when the image loads.

Why is this a problem?

Without these dimensions, the browser cannot reserve the correct amount of space before the image loads, which causes layout shifts (CLS) that negatively affect the user experience.

How do you find the problem on a website?

In the source code:
Right-click on the page -> select "View Page Source" -> search for "<img". Check whether the images have both width and height specified.

Alternative method for checking the issue

If you want to double-check the issue outside of Morningscore, use Google PageSpeed Insights. Here, you can test an individual URL and see whether Google itself detects issues related to images without dimensions. If it does not show "Image elements do not have explicit width and height", the issue can be ignored in Morningscore. If it does show this message, then Google also detects it as an issue.

NOTE: This is not the most important website health issue, but if it is easy to fix, it is better to get it fixed than to leave it unresolved.

Updated on: 04/09/2026