Closed aschlaep closed 4 years ago
Do all browsers exhibit the same behavior?
I originally tested it in Chrome, the behavior is very similar in Safari, the hover and click targeting in Edge seems to work with zoom
, but in the menus example I linked above, the menu placement overlaps the menubar a bit. Firefox does not support the zoom
property.
Firefox does not support the zoom property.
Maybe I'm thinking about something different. If I ctrl
+ wheel
in FF, it will zoom. Are you talking about something different?
Are you talking about the non-standard zoom
CSS property?
https://css-tricks.com/almanac/properties/z/zoom/
If that's what you are talking about, we don't support that. It's non-standard.
Yes, that's what I was talking about. Didn't realize it was non-standard, sorry! Closing.
I first found this in jupyterlab, but to reproduce with just phosphor widgets, apply
zoom: 70%
or similar to the body in this example: http://phosphorjs.github.io/examples/menus/Next, try hovering and clicking on the menu bar or the tabs. The widgets seem to think that the mouse is to the left of where it actually is (when applying zoom >100%, to the right) for the hover and click effects.