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13 June 2023
Hello Guy,
Thanks for your answer.
We have forwarded your comment to the Management.
But before that, I will try to answer your questions.
The purpose of 100vh:
In web development, the unit "vh" stands for viewport height. 100vh represents 100% of the height of the viewport, which is the visible portion of the browser window. Using 100vh as a CSS value allows you to create elements that occupy the full height of the viewport, regardless of the device or screen size. It is commonly used for creating full-screen sections, hero images, or elements that should span the entire height of the screen.
Ideal sizing ratios when cropping images in Corel:
The ideal sizing ratios for cropping images can vary depending on the specific requirements of your design and the aspect ratio you want to achieve. However, there are some commonly used aspect ratios that you can consider:
1:1 (Square): This ratio is often used for social media profile pictures or when you want a symmetrical square crop.
4:3 (Standard): This ratio is commonly used for older television screens and can be a good choice for displaying images in presentations or slideshows.
16:9 (Widescreen): This ratio is widely used for modern screens, including most computer monitors and HD televisions. It is great for displaying images in a wide format.
3:2 (Traditional): This ratio is often used for printed photographs and can provide a more traditional and classic look.
Ultimately, the ideal sizing ratio depends on the specific design context and your preferences. It's a good idea to experiment and see which aspect ratio best suits your needs.
Finding hidden items in Nicepage:
Nicepage provides a visual design interface, and while there may not be specific "wireframe display" or pixel rulers, you can still locate and manage hidden items using the following method:
Outline Mode: Nicepage offers an "Outline Mode" that allows you to view the structure of your design without distractions. You can activate it by clicking on the "Outline" button located in the top toolbar. This mode helps you see the hierarchy of elements and locate hidden items.
By using these techniques, you should be able to locate and manage hidden elements, margins, pads, boxes, grids, or any other items that are not immediately visible on the screen.
I hope this helps! If you have any more questions, feel free to ask.
...................................................
Sincerely,
George.
Nicepage Support Team
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Hello Guy,
Thanks for your answer.
We have forwarded your comment to the Management.
But before that, I will try to answer your questions.
The purpose of 100vh:
In web development, the unit "vh" stands for viewport height. 100vh represents 100% of the height of the viewport, which is the visible portion of the browser window. Using 100vh as a CSS value allows you to create elements that occupy the full height of the viewport, regardless of the device or screen size. It is commonly used for creating full-screen sections, hero images, or elements that should span the entire height of the screen.
Ideal sizing ratios when cropping images in Corel:
The ideal sizing ratios for cropping images can vary depending on the specific requirements of your design and the aspect ratio you want to achieve. However, there are some commonly used aspect ratios that you can consider:
1:1 (Square): This ratio is often used for social media profile pictures or when you want a symmetrical square crop.
4:3 (Standard): This ratio is commonly used for older television screens and can be a good choice for displaying images in presentations or slideshows.
16:9 (Widescreen): This ratio is widely used for modern screens, including most computer monitors and HD televisions. It is great for displaying images in a wide format.
3:2 (Traditional): This ratio is often used for printed photographs and can provide a more traditional and classic look.
Ultimately, the ideal sizing ratio depends on the specific design context and your preferences. It's a good idea to experiment and see which aspect ratio best suits your needs.
Finding hidden items in Nicepage:
Nicepage provides a visual design interface, and while there may not be specific "wireframe display" or pixel rulers, you can still locate and manage hidden items using the following method:
Outline Mode: Nicepage offers an "Outline Mode" that allows you to view the structure of your design without distractions. You can activate it by clicking on the "Outline" button located in the top toolbar. This mode helps you see the hierarchy of elements and locate hidden items.
By using these techniques, you should be able to locate and manage hidden elements, margins, pads, boxes, grids, or any other items that are not immediately visible on the screen.
I hope this helps! If you have any more questions, feel free to ask.
...................................................
Sincerely,
George.
Nicepage Support Team
Please subscribe to our YouTube channel: http://youtube.com/nicepage?sub_confirmation=1
Follow us on Facebook: http://facebook.com/nicepageapp
