How to scale up a site for high pixel density displays?

Question

css

I am aware that it is possible to change the scale of the site with transform:scale, for example by setting the width to an attribute via media only screen. But if it is a display with a high pixel density, then the scale will still remain small. Can you please tell me how to achieve the normal display of the site on all displays? Heartfelt thanks.

Answer 1

There are relative units vh and vw. True, they will have to make more stubs for apple ones that do not understand them. But this will solve the problem of large displays by 100%.

Answer 2

If you are talking about retina displays in apple products, then you should not worry about resolution. In browsers there, the scale of the site will depend on the viewport, which is there like on regular monitors. For such displays, only graphics are prepared in double resolution, and the scale is not touched.