If this is the case, can it be implemented using transform:scale(multiple); on the entire page? (Of course, this requires you to have almost the entire page as background)
How about the width percentage? Have you tried replacing the fixed width in batches? Just consider the ratio of container and element widths in fixed resolutions
Like @eechen above, if you use the chrome core browser, you can use the background-size method of CSS3; all element sizes can be scalable and specified such as 50%;
You can use percentage for width, vw (Viewport Width) for height, and background image
background-size: 100% 100%;
.For example, if you want to implement a responsive square, it might look like this:
If this is the case, can it be implemented using transform:scale(multiple); on the entire page? (Of course, this requires you to have almost the entire page as background)
How about the width percentage? Have you tried replacing the fixed width in batches? Just consider the ratio of container and element widths in fixed resolutions
Like @eechen above, if you use the chrome core browser, you can use the background-size method of CSS3; all element sizes can be scalable and specified such as 50%;