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Dominik Kaczmarczyk
19,509 PointsHow to detect if user has his screen scaled?
Hello,
In windows 10's screen settings there's this scale button which allows you to scale size of text, applications etc. By default it's set to 125% (at least on mine notebook).
Now let's say we are building layout for a web page and our page looks completely different when user's scale setting is 125% compared to 100%.
Is there any possibility to access this setting with html, javascript, css or any other "technology" used in web development to make your site responsive to that setting?
If not, what's the best practise- to build website for 125% (which I think most of the people are using) or 100% scale?
Now, what about other OS'es, do they have this setting too, and if not how they look by default?
I would be grateful for any info on this matter. Thanks ;)
2 Answers
KRIS NIKOLAISEN
54,971 PointsHere is an answer from Stack Overflow.
Dominik Kaczmarczyk
19,509 PointsThanks, seems like I don't know how to write correct question with google.