i’m working from my personal laptop, which i’ve noticed has weird proportions that don’t translate well when I view my site on other computers (it blows everything up, like it’s at 120% instead of 100% zoom). so i edited on another computer and scaled everything down for reference for my personal computer for further editing.
the only problem is that the grid that i set up on the other screen is not consistent with the one on mine. i tried to turn on scale layout in hopes that it would help, but to no avail. any idea on how to fix the grid to be consistent between screens? (also - how to left align the grid?)
I believe the issue is that you’re using Firefox on the new computer, which unfortunately doesn’t support the Scale Layout feature in Editing mode. Chrome, Safari, and Arc do support it.
This is also something I’ve been grappling with for some time now but I’m yet to understand the root of the problem. Is this purely a browser issue? Has anyone been able to find an approach to scaled layout which works consistently across different browsers and screens?
I’m concerned that I can’t always mimic what my clients and other external sources are seeing (ie occasionally text and graphics can be cut off at the top and bottom of screen) and I’d love to have Readymag highlight a text-free zone somewhere in the project settings.
