How does Internet Explorer scale the background image?
What every other browser has done is implement a decent image scaling routine so that when images are resized the outcome doesn’t look like it was created on an Amiga, in the early 1990’s. You can see this in action on https://www.microsoft.com where the advertisement panels for the new surface laptops scale the background image.
How to deal with scaling issues in Internet Explorer 11?
3165808 Internet Explorer 11 Window display changes between built-in device monitor and an external monitor To work around scaling issues, try the following methods: Log out and in Log out and log back in to the system. This improves how applications and elements are displayed when the monitor configuration changes.
Are there any browsers that support SVG zoom?
On FF the “zoom text only” feature has to be turned off though. SVG is supported on most browsers. At the time of this writing, tested on IE10, FF19 and Chrome28.
Why does JavaScript not detect page zoom level?
When I made my window small and zoomed into my site such that horizontal scrollbars appeared, document.width / jQuery (document).width () did not equal 1 at the default zoom. This is because document.width includes part of the document outside the viewport. Using window.innerWidth and window.outerWidth worked.
Why does SVG with width / height not scale in IE?
SVG with width/height doesn’t scale on IE9/10/11. There’s a known issue with IE 9/10/11 where if you have an SVG file where the element specifies a width and height, and then you scale the SVG image using the width and height attributes of an tag, IE doesn’t properly scale the image.
Is there a way to scale a SVG file?
Take the height and width out of the SVG tag line. IE9, IE10, and IE11 don’t properly scale SVG files added with img tags when viewBox, width and height attributes are specified. The issue can be resolved by removing just the width and height attributes and manipulate them via CSS only.
Is it possible to change the size of a SVG image?
It’s true that setting height and width will override the default dimensions when you use SVG as an image. But of course it’s not that easy: If you use an to embed your SVG, setting height and width will make the SVG scale predictably in most browsers, but not in Internet Explorer.
What are the zeros for SVG with width and height?
Yours should be set to: 0 0 640 480. The zeros are X and Y offsets and the 640 and 480 correspond to the width and height. It defines a rectangle that represents the boundaries of the image.