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When the content of your website only fills 60 percent of your mobile viewport and you can't zoom.

• Pxtl 10y ago
  Iirc, Android has a setting in the disability/accessibility section to override zoom-blocking.
  • digi_owl 10y ago
    Dunno about android in general, but all the major browsers there should have a such an override option.
• tombh 10y ago
  I just removed "maximum-scale=1, user-scalable=no", is that better? TBH I would have just copied that from somewhere assuming it was best practice :/
  • kupiakos 10y ago
    On line 402 in css/style.css, change `.wrapper` to .wrapper { width: 100%; padding: 10px 0; }
    • tombh 10y ago
      Yes, perfect, thank you. Deployed.
      • kupiakos 10y ago
        You could probably also change @media (max-width: 550px) .content { padding: 0 5px; } but at that point it's more of a style preference. (also, I just signed up for a HN account for this haha)
        • tombh 10y ago
          Well I agree with your style preference, deployed.
  • unicornporn 10y ago
    Thanks! Worst practice, actually. Now I'll finishing reading the article, looks exciting! :)
  • tedmiston 10y ago
    That is what Apple used to recommend but the general approach these days is to allow the user to scale however they want as long as it doesn't break your UI, and for accessibility reasons.
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