problem with liquid scaling

[senza]

hi, first of all you have done a really good work, than this is my problem: I download version 1.37b all work good but when I set liquid scaling from index.html the book became smaller. I have set from megazine.xml in book tag ->  pageheight="797" pagewidth="561" and with this setting with liquid scaling off (minScale : 1 and maxScale : 1) the height of book is ok; when I put minScale : 0.1 and maxScale : 1, with all the rest unchanged, the book resize automatically and became smaller, I try to change css div.outer with absolute height but this is not a good solution... thank

[Florian Nücke]

I don't get your point?

Of course the book gets smaller if it has to, if the minScale is reduced. That's what it's there for.

Please either post a link to an example where you think it doesn't do what it should, or explain in more detail what you think is wrong.

[ToS]

I believe that with liquid scaling, the book gets smaller than expeced/wanted, it is smaller altough it seems that there is no need to.
Solution to this could be setting something like target margin width(but not exactly that).

[senza]

thank for your reply; I put online 2 file to try to explain better...

http://www.enterframe.it/megazine/bin/index.html
In this page liquid scale is inactive and the page is displayed correct


http://www.enterframe.it/megazine/bin/index2.html
In this page I have activate liquid scale, with this parameter: minScale : 0.1 and maxScale : 1.
If maxscale is = 1 I think that when I open this page I see the page at his 100% size in other words like http://www.enterframe.it/megazine/bin/index.html, but you can see that the page is smaller then his 100%, thanks

[Florian Nücke]

This works just like it should. And no, maxScale = 1 does not mean it starts 100%, it just means it maximally gets 100%. It will always adjust it's size to fit the browser frame. Which it does just fine in your example.

Ergo, not a bug. Unless I misunderstood, in which case please enlighten me. Otherwise I'll lock this thread soon.