Test Banner Images

This facility is for the user to test how an image looks on various components on the HCC site

Enter an image URL e.g. https://i.picsum.photos/id/299/1600/420.jpg?hmac=m7hBlvE5bw-Psno3kXeeJCS9ZOtlMHjhnn2qumLBBrU into the field input, click the button and wait for a while for image to load

Notes:

• Recommended page banner dimensions to upload into Matrix is 1600 x 420
• Resize your browser window to see how image looks at various breakpoints
• When banners are uploaded into folder #2604, two varieties of the image is automatically created
  - 1600px wide (large variety)
  - 480px wide (small variety)
  
• Varieties created will maintain aspect ratio (e.g. if a 1920 x 504 is uploaded, a 1600 x 420 large variety and a 480px x 126px is created
• Large variety is used for Banner image
• Small variety is used for Tile images

Expect top and bottom parts of the image to be cropped off when viewing at breakpoint beyond 1600px

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30 August

Hutt City Council considering significant funding towards infrastructure to boost city’s climate resilience

Mayor Campbell Barry has confirmed today that Council has directed officers to investigate how we can make our communities more resilient in the face of extreme weather, by using Lower Hutt’s allocation of the Government’s Better Off Funding.

30 August

Hutt City Council retains top AA long-term credit rating

International credit-rating agency Standard & Poor’s has reaffirmed Hutt City Council’s AA long-term credit rating with a stable outlook. An AA credit rating reduces the cost of borrowings by up to 0.30% compared to other borrowers.

30 August

A month of wild weather in Lower Hutt - by the numbers

Newly compiled data confirms consistent and heavy rainfall over the past four weeks which has caused significant slips and flooding across Lower Hutt.

29 August

Severe weather updates - slips and flooding on roads

Due to severe weather there are roads around Lower Hutt that are closed or experiencing surface flooding. Please take extra care and avoid unnecessary travel.

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30 August

A month of wild weather in Lower Hutt - by the numbers

Newly compiled data confirms consistent and heavy rainfall over the past four weeks which has caused significant slips and flooding across Lower Hutt.

30 August

Hutt City Council retains top AA long-term credit rating

International credit-rating agency Standard & Poor’s has reaffirmed Hutt City Council’s AA long-term credit rating with a stable outlook. An AA credit rating reduces the cost of borrowings by up to 0.30% compared to other borrowers.

30 August

Hutt City Council considering significant funding towards infrastructure to boost city’s climate resilience

Mayor Campbell Barry has confirmed today that Council has directed officers to investigate how we can make our communities more resilient in the face of extreme weather, by using Lower Hutt’s allocation of the Government’s Better Off Funding.

29 August

Severe weather updates - slips and flooding on roads

Due to severe weather there are roads around Lower Hutt that are closed or experiencing surface flooding. Please take extra care and avoid unnecessary travel.

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