Author Topic: Liquid Zoom Snap (Or Intelligent Snap Level Choosing)  (Read 1042 times)

Ecnassianer

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Liquid Zoom Snap (Or Intelligent Snap Level Choosing)
« on: May 06, 2010, 02:00:47 am »
The wiki says:
"Liquid Scaling will always count as a "dynamic" snap level. I.e. when allowed (see book@zoomliquidscaling) and passing over the zoomlevel that would currently be set were liquid scaling enabled, the zoom level will snap to that level, and liquid scaling would be enabled again."

If I disable liquid scaling, users always open the book to my zoominit value, regardless of how big their screen is. This waste's screen space.

If I enable liquid scaling, the dynamic zoom level it provides allows users to view my book at resolutions I don't want them to see (I have custom images for each allowed zoom level). This is unacceptable.

I want megazine to intelligently choose which zoomsnap level fits the user's screen when they start megazine.

Another way to put it, I want the initial zoom set by liquid scaling to be rounded down to the nearest value in zoomsnap.

If liquid scaling worked this way after megazine is started and the browser was resized, that would be fine with me, but I don't care too much either way.
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Ecnassianer

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Re: Liquid Zoom Snap (Or Intelligent Snap Level Choosing)
« Reply #1 on: May 06, 2010, 02:06:26 am »
It would be super cool if zoominit could be the intial zoom level or a value like "smart" or perhaps "0", and then the smart zoom level would kick in.
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