1// final version desktop only 2(function () { 3 const IDEAL_WIDTH = 1366; 4 5 function getZoomRatio(currentWidth) { 6 return currentWidth / IDEAL_WIDTH; 7 } 8 9 function applyStrictRatioZoom() { 10 const zoom = getZoomRatio(window.innerWidth); 11 document.body.style.zoom = zoom; 12 } 13 14 window.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", applyStrictRatioZoom); 15 window.addEventListener("resize", applyStrictRatioZoom); 16})(); 17 18 19// This version can set zoom levels as well with a min zoom and max zoom kinda adjusts for mobile and ultra wide screens 20// (function () { 21// const IDEAL_WIDTH = 1366; 22// const MIN_ZOOM = 0.5; 23// const MAX_ZOOM = 1.5; // Adjust as needed for ultra-wide screens 24 25// function getZoomRatio(width) { 26// const ratio = width / IDEAL_WIDTH; 27// return Math.max(MIN_ZOOM, Math.min(MAX_ZOOM, ratio)); 28// } 29 30// function applyCSSZoom() { 31// const zoom = getZoomRatio(window.innerWidth); 32// document.body.style.zoom = zoom; 33// // console.log(`â CSS zoom applied: ${zoom}`); 34// } 35 36// window.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", applyCSSZoom); 37// window.addEventListener("resize", applyCSSZoom); 38// })(); 39 40// This version is basically the same 41// (function () { 42// const IDEAL_WIDTH = 1366; 43// const MIN_ZOOM = 0.5; 44// const MAX_ZOOM = 1; 45 46// function getZoomRatio(width) { 47// if (width >= IDEAL_WIDTH) return 1; 48// return Math.max(MIN_ZOOM, width / IDEAL_WIDTH); 49// } 50 51// function applyCSSZoom() { 52// const zoom = getZoomRatio(window.innerWidth); 53// document.body.style.zoom = zoom; 54// } 55 56// window.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", applyCSSZoom); 57// window.addEventListener("resize", applyCSSZoom); 58// })();
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