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Explanation: In all browsers we are able to re-size the content with Ctrl++ or Ctrl +- (in Windows) don’t know about macs.
My site is built with CSS on a fluid layout, however I find that for my design the content looks best at 2 (times) Ctrl+ +
Question: How can I force the browser to display my page at 2 * Ctrl + as the default zoom view?
I prefer a CSS only method if available, if not I guess the next choice is JavaScript.
Thanks!
You should never interfere with the user’s display preferences. If your site is “best viewed at a certain zoom level”, then you really should re-evaluate just how you’re putting a site together.
For instance, just take all the measurements, lengths, sizes etc. and multiply them by 1.2