CircleKSunkus and CSS Zoom
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CircleKSunkus and CSS Zoom
11 May 2015
In this, the Nth installation of the Weird World Wide Web Websites series we take a look at circleksunkus.jp, purveyor of fine Japanese soft drinks and snacks.
If you load this site on a Firefox mobile browser you might think you’re up against some old -webkit- prefixed flexbox code. Or maybe one of those fun edgecase float differences between WebKit and Gecko.
But nope, it’s even weirder.
//viewport
$(window).bind('resize load', function(){
$("html").css("zoom" , $(window).width()/640 );
});
They’re using IE’s olde non-standard CSS zoom property (that WebKit implemented back in the Safari 4 days) to retrigger a zoomed out layout on page load, which leads to a pretty harsh Flash of Un-Zoomed-Out Content (FOUZOC) if you’re on a third world internet connection (like the ones we have here in Texas).
Anyways, if you happen to work on circlesunkus.jp, here’s how to do this the right way™:
<meta name="viewport" content="width=640">
More info in the webcompat bug.
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