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  • Thread Starter dividedsci

    (@dividedsci)

    I opened the site with Safari and Chrome, same problem occurs. But I think I have it working, I edited the viewport line in your plugin:

    function definitely_allow_mobile_zooming() {
    print ‘<meta name=”viewport” content=”width=1000″>’;
    print “\n”;
    }
    add_action( ‘wp_head’, ‘definitely_allow_mobile_zooming’, 9999999 );

    So far this is working perfectly! It loads fully zoomed out and I can still pinch zoom in!

    Thread Starter dividedsci

    (@dividedsci)

    The Fruitful theme has 2 modes: Responsive, and Static page with fixed width. I didn’t like the Responsive design, so I went with the Static setting. I want the page to look like how it looks on a desktop. I want the page to load fully zoomed out at first, and then have the ability to pinch zoom in. Currently the page does load fully zoomed out, but it’s not allowing pinch zoom. The static mode say it’s fixed width, so would that only be changeable in the CSS file?

    Thread Starter dividedsci

    (@dividedsci)

    Thanks for the response. The header.php file in Fruitful theme had <meta name=”viewport” content=”width=device-width” />, I replaced it with that other code you suggested, but it didn’t work. Pinch Zooming is still disabled. I’m pretty new to code. I had a similar problem with a different theme previously, and the solution was to just delete the viewport line from all header files. But in this theme, that doesn’t work either…Could this be a CSS problem?

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