Closed zeltas closed 3 years ago
It should be possible to disable the Safari panning/zooming with some <meta>
directives.
Would you @zeltas have the time to look into this? Pull request as always welcome.
You can prevent Safari from scaling content in the viewport:
You can also preset the scaling to normal using a factor of 1:
You can find more info here, as Safari Mac & iOS operates differently due to size limitations on smaller devices:
Unfortunately, I'm not a web developer, and while I could certainly change values in a html file and reload it in a browser -- that's as far as my web abilities go. But I have managed to disable zoom from System Preference, and for me, I think Nomnoml zooming performs better.
Thanks.
Excellent. I'll keep this issue open until I have implemented something similar in nomnoml.com :)
Good luck. I love Nomnoml - simplicity.
Seems to be difficult to disable pinch-zooming in a reliable way. ๐
Thatโs quite okay, as long as you can hide/display script view.
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Is it possible to have a button that enables/disables Nomnoml panning and zooming features?
I'm using Safari Mac, which already fields these features organically. When working with large data, it appears that both programs try to do the same thing at once, which results in erratic behaviors. For example on the Mac, you can already use the track pad to zoom or pan the content of the browser. And since Nomnoml runs inside a browser, they should not compete at the same task.