It would be nice if there was a simple setting that could address this issue across all devices at once. This will force you to adapt your mobile UI’s typography to accommodate your input fields.Īnd as with pretty much anything, this issue can be worked around programmatically by using JavaScript, but that’s beyond the scope of this article.Īlso, beware that restricting your users from zooming is in general not adviced. Well, you might not want to use a 16px font size on all your input fields on mobile. Wait, why didn’t you suggest this solution first?
With this method, you can avoid adding the maximum-scale-1 value to your content attribute and thus avoid restricting manual zoom in Chrome If you give your input elements a minimum font size of 16px, as opposed to the default 11px, this will remove the auto zoom effect on both Safari and Chrome. I haven’t found a pure HTML solution yet that allows you to keep the manual zoom in Chrome. This might be a problem, depending on your use case. It only disables the auto zoom function.īut in Chrome’s mobile browser (on iOS devices), it does disable the manual zoom option.
This does not disable the option of manually zooming in and out, in Safari.Hi, is there a way to disable auto scroll of text inside an ssh session if I want stop and read the output of long commands
If, for example, I launch the command " find &x2F " the RDM ssh client scroll till end of command and there is no way to stop the output scroll in order to analyze the output " with human speed"
If I use putty client it has a specific.
The only new code is that we added the value maximum-scale=1 to the meta content attribute.
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