TRC7 0 Share Posted July 23, 2020 Site URL: https://www.growthsigma.com/ On my main page of my website if I zoom in/out using Google Chrome, the text gets bigger, but the picture stays the same size. This creates problems with white space if folks come to my site and are on different settings for how far they are zoomed in/out. If you go to other websites, and zoom in or out, all of the content (graphics and text), scale up and down together. Squarespace says the issue is with Google, but cant explain why I'm not getting the same effect on other sites not hosted by SS. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Tim Link to post
TRC7 0 Author Share Posted July 25, 2020 @tuanphan You have been very helpful in the past...curious if you know what is causing this issue. It seems weird because if I go to other websites, they don't respond this way. When you zoom in / out, the whole page zooms in/out,not just the text. Link to post
tuanphan 8,928 Share Posted July 26, 2020 I see the images zoom here. Did you solve the problem? You can send your question to my email to get detail answer. / How to Setup Password & Share URL --- Happy New Year Link to post
TRC7 0 Author Share Posted July 27, 2020 Hmm..maybe it's my browser...I have attached what I see. For example, when I adjust the zoom setting on chrome up and down, I see the following: 1) Zoom out to 50%: the text gets smaller in proportion to the picture. As a results, there is extra white space under the text. 2) Zoom in to 150%: the text gets bigger in proportion to the picture. As a result, there is extra white space under the image. I have included a link to a website which responds the way I would expect. I have also attached this as "benchmark website." Regardless of the zoom setting, the white space under the graphic is always the same proportionately. https://www.actionselling.com/sales-resources/sales-training-techniques/ Let me know if that makes sense? Thanks so much for the sanity check. Thanks, Tim Link to post
TRC7 0 Author Share Posted July 27, 2020 @tuanphan I've included a more in-depth description of the issue if it makes sense. Link to post
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