Hi all...
I just have a simple question. How do I restrict a user from resizing the div's beyond certain size? For me CSS rule "max-width" doesn't seem to work. Please help... Thanks!!!
alwynrozario
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Jump to Postmake sure that you use em or px for the width, and not %, unless your div is in a container?
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MJ Pieterse
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make sure that you use em or px for the width, and not %, unless your div is in a container?
MidiMagic
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Do NOT use px. That makes the page incompatible with different screen resolutions.
How can a user resize a div? That is determined by the browser, not the user.
alwynrozario
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How can a user resize a div? That is determined by the browser, not the user.
Thanks for replying.
I'm sorry if I was not clear when I said user resizing div. Here i was referring to the zoom-in and zoom-out functionality. When an user zooms in I want the zooming to stop at certain stage and not zoom-in or out beyond a given size. Is this achievable?
MidiMagic
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No, because that belongs to the user, not to you.
You also have no control over the screen resolution or the size of the browser window the user opens. A low resolution monitor will display your image much larger on the screen than a high res one will.
Realize that if you could prevent resizing, you make the page not accessible. I know people who resize because they have vision problems.
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