WOW I feel like such an idiot. I was just experiencing this bizarre phenomenon a few minutes ago where my website looked about 80% it’s normal size in Firefox, and I went mad for about 15 minutes trying to figure out why. I thought maybe I messed up the coding of my theme so I tried applying a different one, but nope I opened my site in Internet Explorer (in which it was perfectly normal) and it was still abnormally shrunk. At first I thought it was just the fonts and images but no it was the whole enchilada: backgrounds and tables and divs and everything, just SHRUNK. Even an external image! And if I visited a direct link to an image of mine, it would look all happy and normal at first, but if I clicked to a different tab and came back to it–SHRUNK.
It was driving me crazy and since it was happening to EVERYTHING as a whole, whether I visited it as part of a page or not, I was completely lost as to what could be causing it. It wasn’t happening to any other website or even any other sites on my hosting. Finally I went and sent a message to Dreamhost Support, and not 2 minutes after I did that did the idea finally hit me…
“View, Zoom, Reset.”
I must have accidentally smashed a bunch of keyboard keys while I was painting (had my canvas basically sitting on top of it most of the time and I kept hearing little beeps and whatnot) so when my site was open it must have entered the command in the Firefox menu to “Zoom Out.” Gosh I felt like such a moron, I was happy to see that Dreamhost’s Support section had a link to “Withdraw Message”, so hopefully they never see it at all hahaha.
Anyways I wasn’t in the mood to start on more new pictures so I had been updating old ones, and I’m going to go ahead and cram them all here because they’re pretty scattered and I don’t want you having to hunt around and try and figure it out…
Enjoy! More coming hopefully soon. Btw, EVERYTHING in my portfolio is now being added to my DeviantArt, so feel free to visit there to comment or favourite or whatever ;)
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