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> For web browsers I thought CTRL+ and CRTL- were for dealing with this, but I think that is stored on a site by site basis. CTRL-+ can really break the page l

by sampo 12y ago

> For web browsers I thought CTRL+ and CRTL- were for dealing with this, but I think that is stored on a site by site basis. CTRL-+ can really break the page layout in surprisingly varied ways.

wbkang 12y ago
Yup, it brings all kinds of sub-pixel positioning issues as well.
phkahler 12y ago
That's why HTML was intended for dynamic layout. People who want to specify fixed layouts are doing it wrong.