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Home › Community Forums › Ally Theme Support › Logo moves to centre when browser zoomed
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Hi
This issue is occuring on http://www.livinggracefully.com.au and I have the same issue on other sites which use Ally.
The logo is set to be left-aligned until the screen size is 1024 px or less, at which point it is set to be centred. This works fine.
But when I zoom my browser (Chrome, Safari, IE or Firefox) to, say, 140% (threshold varies by browser), the logo moves from the left to the centre.
Can anyone tell me how to fix this?
Everything is working perfectly fine on my end.
“Zooming in”, is not something that people do occasionally when viewing sites, so I wouldn’t worry about that since it’s not really an issue.
When you do “Zoom In” on websites, all sites have the exact same result/response. It’s definitely not something you should be concerned about, and I don’t think it would be wise to design your code around a page being zoomed in, as it will be off and inconsistent with all of the visitors who you view your site regularly. Plus most visitors to your site won’t be zooming in to view your content anyways.
Your design is looking pretty nice! You should send Wes an email or let him know about it. I think he’s building a showcase section, but I’ve also noticed he shares customer links on Twitter.
I create awesome sites for awesome people! Contact me if interested – ericsanchez1585@gmail.com
Hi Eric
Thanks for the fast response.
Zooming in isn’t something I’d do, but I noticed the issue when others were viewing the site.
I notice the CSS in the SquareOne theme is pretty much the same, but the logo behaves itself!
Anyhow, I appreciate your time and feedback.
@Mark Scott
Wow! Amazing job! Looks great, and it’s definitely something I’m into! Keep me updated on the progress.
Hey, Wes. Thanks for the feedback.