Around 2015 I made a site using Foundation that still looks ok in most browsers (AFAIK).
When some 15 months ago, I finally got Win 10 and MS Edge, it initially looked fine there too. A few updates into MS Edge, the site started to look as if I was zoomed in, with some parts refusing to zoom. I’ve often checked and my zoom is at 100%. I mainly care that it looks good at 100%.
I’ve since lost touch a bit with web dev. I’m not asking to check my CSS mess, but if you are aware if this is either a setting in MS Edge that I can change, or if my CSS needs important changes for MS Edge to display it properly at 100%?
On top is how it should look. Bottom is what MS Edge makes of it at 100%. (Help lines are only to indicate it’s keeping my “90s background” graphic at its proper size, but for some reason is zooming in the rest…)
I don’t know Edge too well, but what you show looks like “Zoom text only” which is a zoom option in Firefox. It will scale text up, while leaving pixel based elements like images the same size. But I don’t think Edge has that option.
TYVM, Paul. That gives me some relief. The only things I can think of is that I accidentally hit some kind of setting in MS Edge, or that it needs some code from Windows updates, which I disabled more than a year ago (My PC is >15 years old and it couldn’t take some of the updates). Hope to get a new one this year
Just to show I’m on 100% …
I’ve also looked at “Site permissions / Zoom levels” and the site is not listed as an exception there.
