Or customize with other viewport parameters, if that’s your thing. Simply add to the section of your web pages and done. For example, if you upload a 4000px wide original image but it is only rendered at 300px width on mobile, your browser will serve the 500px Webflow-created. No editing is required to use either one of these tags. Here is an equivalent meta tag that accomplishes the same “no-resize” behavior: The trick is to use height: auto to override any already present height attribute on the image. If the max-width property is set to 100, the image will scale down if it has to, but never scale up to be larger than its original size. There is a better way for resizing images responsively.
If your pages are not responsive, then you should NOT disable user resizing doing so could render your pages impossible to read on smaller devices. Resize images with the CSS max-width property. It also sets the initial scale at one, which also is common.Īgain, the no-resize technique is meant for responsive web pages. This one disables resizing AND sets the default page width as equal to the device width, which is pretty common. There are lots of other configurations for the meta viewport tag. Thus: no resizing by the user is necessary.Īs seen in the source code, here is the HTML tag that disables the user’s page-resizing ability: Responsive layouts can add or remove columns or layout blocks, and each part of the layout can be wider or smaller at different points. So back to this site as an example, the layout is quite responsive, so if you visit on smaller mobile devices the content will be clearly viewable. So this technique is meant for responsive designs, where the layout of the page adjusts automatically to give the best view based on the size of the browser window. Then to understand what the tag is doing, visit the site in a mobile browser and try to resize the page.
If you view the source code of any web page on the site, you can see the meta viewport tag in effect near the top of the section.
You can see this technique in use here at WP-Mix as well as most of my other websites.
CSS FORCE RESPONSIVE RESIZE MANUAL
Just a quick snippet for telling the browser to disable manual resizing of the page.
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