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how can I tell how much I'm zoomed in on a page?

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Meager
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I've zoomed in and out using control +/-, but now I can't tell if I'm zoomed into 100% or not. I'm trying to build a website with wix.com and I need my browser screen to be at 100% so I can tell what it will look like as exact as possible for visitors.

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I've zoomed in and out using control +/-, but now I can't tell if I'm zoomed into 100% or not. I'm trying to build a website with wix.com and I need my browser screen to be at 100% so I can tell what it will look like as exact as possible for visitors. Thanks!

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hello, you can press ctrl+0 ('zero') in order to reset the zoom level on the page you're on.

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philipp
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hello, you can press ctrl+0 ('zero') in order to reset the zoom level on the page you're on.

John99
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The zoom feature has an option to reset to 100%. The keyboard shortcut for that is Ctrl + 0 (Hold Control then also press Zero).

Webdesign is beyond the scope of this forum but you may also note that the standard Firefox menu also includes 'Responsive Design View (Shift+ Ctrl+M) that allows you to see how a page looks in different resolutions and rotated landscape/portrait.

Obviously pages now are likely to be viewed on many types of devices not just on traditional Desktops.

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Meager
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cool thanks guys!!