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Hi,

When you say zoom out, is this when viewing in a browser and f so which one. I've just checked our demo and all seems to be okay.

Also, are you able to provide a link to the page so we can get a better understanding of the problem you're experiencing?

Thanks
Neil

Hi Sayyada,

Just publish the new website to a temp space on your original hosting server, this will then not affect your current live site, for help on this, have a look at Neil's tutorial on the link below, then add the URL address to the temp site so that we can then have a look at the problems you seem to be having

http://www.seriftuts.com/webplus-tutorials/creating-a-sub-directory-for-website-testing

Hope this helps

You need to use the same ftp address, username and password to the server you are using or you wont be able to login to upload.

Create a "NEW" account in Webplus (Don't edit your default one), use the same information you use for your normal site, but you'll need to add a new folder name to upload to.

This will differ from hosting provider to hosting provider

For instance, if you already upload to a specific folder given to you by your hosting provider such as public_html or httdocs or www etc (keep the same default folder name, then add a forward slash, then the new folder name) - this will create a new subfolder to the original folder, so in Webplus, the folder name will become (example) public_html/test

If your provider doesn't give you a specific folder because the information they have given you is already configured to the correct directory on the server, then you will only need to add the new name of the folder to the folder field of Webplus (example) test

Either way you do this, Webplus will create the folder for you on the server and upload to it, once uploaded, you just need to give us the full URL address to this new directory where your test site now resides (example) yoursite.com/test

Hi,

Looks okay to me but I'm still unsure of what you mean by 'zoom out'. How are you zooming out?

BTW, try resizing your browser window you'll see a lot of the people will be cut off on the left on smaller screens ;)

Neil

Hi,

Who are you expecting to do that?

Unfortunately due to the way WebPlus is coded and it not being able to make responsive sites you're not going to be able to have any control over what's shown when a visitor zooms in/out.

Neil

Hi Sayyada,

There isn't a lot you can do, as Neil has already pointed out, Webplus cannot create a responsive website where content changes automatically when view points are changed, I wouldn't have thought there would be a lot of people who actually want to zoom in or out as there browsers would be fixed at a certain level and never change from their default settings, I certainly don't alter my zoom mode in any browser from its default 100%