RJ's Website Shrank to about 2/3 Normal Size

• Posted by a hidden member.
  Log in to view his profile
  
  
  May 04, 2014 9:15 PM GMT

  Using a PC. Must have done something, but I don't know what. Logged on to RJ, and the entire screen is now about 2/3 normal size - meaning very tiny type. This is the only website this happens on. All other websites appear in normal size.
  
  ?
  
  Suggestions for a fix anyone?

  QUOTE REPORT SPAM
• Posted by a hidden member.
  Log in to view his profile
  
  
  May 04, 2014 9:17 PM GMT

  On your keyboard, press and hold the CTRL key. Then hit the number 0. Then let go.

  QUOTE REPORT SPAM
• Posted by a hidden member.
  Log in to view his profile
  
  
  May 04, 2014 9:19 PM GMT

  Thanks - that worked.

  QUOTE REPORT SPAM
• Posted by a hidden member.
  Log in to view his profile
  
  
  May 04, 2014 9:33 PM GMT

  So just an explanation, for those that are curious. All web browsers have a zoom feature. Pretty handy for people that have sight issues. Or when websites use really annoyingly small and hard to read fonts. Or when you're presenting something with a projector and you need to zoom in on something.
  
  Press and hold CTRL key. Then hit the - key.
  This makes the font smaller with each press of the - key
  
  Press and hold CTRL key. Then hit the + key.
  This makes the font larger with each press of the + key
  
  For faster zooming, press and hold the CTRL key and move your mouse scroll wheel up or down.
  
  To reset the zoom, do CTRL 0.

  QUOTE REPORT SPAM
• Posted by a hidden member.
  Log in to view his profile
  
  
  May 04, 2014 9:36 PM GMT

  Lol, xrichx.
  
  How many times a day to you answer questions like that at work?

  QUOTE REPORT SPAM
• Posted by a hidden member.
  Log in to view his profile
  
  
  May 04, 2014 9:42 PM GMT

  Lumpyoatmeal saidLol, xrichx.
  
  How many times a day to you answer questions like that at work?

  
  LOL. I don't do desktop support. The questions I get from clients are a bit more complex, and code related.
  
  I actually answer those types of questions for my co-workers. It blew me away when a few guys on my team didn't know that middle-click on a link will open it in a new tab. Also, one guy didn't know that he could delete whole words by using CTRL+Backspace.

  QUOTE REPORT SPAM
• Posted by a hidden member.
  Log in to view his profile
  
  
  May 04, 2014 9:56 PM GMT

  xrichx saidLOL. I don't do desktop support. The questions I get from clients are a bit more complex, and code related.

  
  Yeah, I knew that that's why I asked.
  
  Ctrl+click also opens a link in a background tab; I learned that not long ago when I was complaining to a former coworker that Chrome always opens links in the same tab. With FF I use Tab Mix Plus and have it set to always open links in a new tab unless the links go to the same site.

  QUOTE REPORT SPAM
• HottJoe
  
  Posts: 21366
  
  
  May 04, 2014 10:15 PM GMT

  xrichx said

  Lumpyoatmeal saidLol, xrichx.
  
  How many times a day to you answer questions like that at work?

  
  LOL. I don't do desktop support. The questions I get from clients are a bit more complex, and code related.
  
  I actually answer those types of questions for my co-workers. It blew me away when a few guys on my team didn't know that middle-click on a link will open it in a new tab. Also, one guy didn't know that he could delete whole words by using CTRL+Backspace.

  
  Oh, that is good to know!

  QUOTE REPORT SPAM