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Website is built on wordpress with some customization, everytime I try to zoom out and in the layout becomes messy and needs to be refreshed every time for the layout to be fixed. My developer is telling me this is a common behavior, so I am seeking a second opinion to see if this problem can be fixed through coding.
Tried it on different browsers but the issue remains!
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No developer here knows what your developer knows about your site. So I or another developer here could propose a possible cause and rough solution, but we could be completely off base, and this would only serve to cause friction between you and your developer.
I would suggest to your developer that they post the problem themselves to this site. They might learn something, or you might learn from the ensuing discussion that it is impractical to fix this problem for your site due to some specific feature or functionality it has.
some general steps you can take to troubleshoot and resolve Zoom issues on your WordPress site:
Update Zoom Plugin:
Ensure that you are using the latest version of the Zoom plugin if you have one installed. Check for updates in the WordPress plugin repository or on the developer’s website.
Check for Plugin Conflicts:
Deactivate other plugins one by one to identify if there is a conflict with another plugin. If the issue is resolved after deactivating a specific plugin, that plugin may be causing the problem.
Switch to a Default Theme:
Temporarily switch to a default WordPress theme (such as Twenty Twenty-One) to see if the issue is related to your theme. If the problem disappears, your theme might be the culprit, and you may need to contact the theme developer for assistance.
Review Zoom API Credentials:
If you’re using a Zoom API integration, check your Zoom API credentials (API key, secret, etc.) to ensure they are correct. Invalid credentials can cause communication issues between your website and Zoom.
Check Zoom Account Settings:
Verify your Zoom account settings, especially if you are embedding Zoom meetings or webinars on your site. Make sure the settings allow for embedding, and check if there are any restrictions.
Clear Cache:
Clear your WordPress cache and browser cache to make sure you are loading the latest versions of scripts and styles.
Inspect Browser Console:
Open your browser’s developer console (usually by right-clicking on the page and selecting "Inspect" or "Inspect Element," then going to the "Console" tab) and check for any error messages related to Zoom. This can provide valuable information about what might be going wrong.
Contact Zoom Support:
If the issue persists and seems to be related to Zoom itself, consider reaching out to Zoom support. They may be able to provide specific assistance based on the nature of the problem.
Update WordPress Core:
Ensure that your WordPress core installation is up to date. An outdated WordPress version could potentially lead to compatibility issues with plugins, including Zoom integrations.
In your WordPress admin panel,
go to Appearance -> Customize.
Select the “Additional CSS” option from the sidebar.
Paste the above CSS code into the provided text box.
Save the changes.