I created my new pages in CC HTML Editor.
Click F11 for external viewer. All is well. It works in WaterFox or MS Internet Explorer. But in a bowser like Chrome or Edge the page in HUGE. The browser is not zoomed.
in the <head> section, I have tried adding:
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0, user-scalable=no">
Has no effect.
I built my whole website before, and never seen this problem before. Searched Google as well as I can, but I am totally confused, exhausted and frustrated.
If you can help me, God will bless you several times in a row :-)
Thanks in advance.
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Keith Swayne
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Frank Cook
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I had a problem a few months ago while SD testing with IE which I believed not to be zoomed. That turned out not to be the case as IE somehow was remembering previous zooming (which I did not recall) on a particular page. I think the same was happening with Edge, though that was not in its latest version. Even rebooting the computer did not remove IE's memory of zooming for particular pages.
Whilst I doubt that this would be the problem mentioned in the above post, it would be very quick and easy to see whether perhaps Edge and Chrome are somehow remembering zooming for the particular pages being worked on. The fact that they are not zoomed for other pages does not seem to be a reliable guide regarding pages for which zooming has been used: I have just now tested and discovered that.
Frank
Whilst I doubt that this would be the problem mentioned in the above post, it would be very quick and easy to see whether perhaps Edge and Chrome are somehow remembering zooming for the particular pages being worked on. The fact that they are not zoomed for other pages does not seem to be a reliable guide regarding pages for which zooming has been used: I have just now tested and discovered that.
Frank
Inger
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14,547 posts
Keith, could you please post the URL for that site, so we can see it? I don't know 'WaterFox', is it a 'sibling' of FireFox?
Ha en riktig god dag!
Inger, Norway
My work in progress:
Components for Site Designer and the HTML Editor: https://mock-up.coffeecup.com
Inger, Norway
My work in progress:
Components for Site Designer and the HTML Editor: https://mock-up.coffeecup.com
Frank Cook
Registered User
1,558 posts
There is some interesting information in the last answer here.
Frank
PS. I used to use Waterfox, which was a 64 bit offshoot from Firefox before Firefox itself got a 64 bit edition. FC
Frank
PS. I used to use Waterfox, which was a 64 bit offshoot from Firefox before Firefox itself got a 64 bit edition. FC
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