I want to change everything back to a hundred percent. If I want to put Dan’s Tutorials back to a hundred percent, I just click on this and select a hundred percent. Under Page Zoom we can see what all the zoom levels are. That is because in Safari’s Preferences here, we just go down to Preferences, and from here we go over to Websites and then we make sure that we’re looking at Page Zoom. What you’re going to see is it is zoomed in again. We’re going to go to the Washington Post. We go back over to CNN and it is zoomed in. I quit now, I’m going to go back into Safari. So let’s quit out of Safari here and see how this works.
But when I go to my site, what it will do is it will zoom into 75%. Now, whenever I visit any website, what it will do is it will zoom into 125%. I just go over to a hundred percent here. My site is set for 75%, and then down at the bottom, we can see that when I visit other websites, it’s going to be a hundred percent. Under Page Zoom, we can see what all of the website settings are.
Under Websites, you’re going to see Page Zoom. And from here, what we need to do is go to Websites. To view Safari’s Preferences, we go up under Safari in the menu bar, and then we go over to Preferences. Well, we can do that too, but we have to do this through our Safari’s Preferences. I want to make everything larger for every website. The first time I visit it, I want to apply a zoom level to that. So if I were to change the zoom level here again, Safari would remember that, and the next time I go to my site, it’ll apply that zoom level.īut let’s say I wanted to apply a zoom level to every website. So on CNN, I zoomed in and on my site, when we go back over to Dan’s Tutorials, I zoomed out. When we go up under View, we can see that it is the actual size that is grayed out. This page is going to be zoomed in at a hundred percent. If I go to CNN, I’m going to open up a new tab. So it is remembering it for that specific website. It’s going to go back to that same zoom level. Now, if I were to close this, so let’s go ahead and close this and now I’m going to open it back up. So let’s say I want to make this a little bit smaller. So then when you come back to that website, it’ll apply those zoom settings again. Now, when we do zoom in and out, what it will do is it’ll remember for that specific website. So that’s how we can basically zoom in and out of a website. We just go back up under View in the menu bar, and then we go to Actual Size.
#How to zoom out mac brower plus
Think of these as minus or plus, minus is going to make the text smaller, plus it’s going to make the text larger. All you have to do is just hold down the command key and then either hit the dash or the equal key. This time I’m going to use a keyboard shortcut, one of my favorite ways to do this. So let’s go ahead and zoom out and you’re going to see it made the text smaller. I zoom out, it’s going to make everything smaller.
If I zoom in, it’s going to make everything larger. Well, then all you need to do is just go down to Zoom In and Out. Well, let’s say you wanted to make the text a little bit smaller, or maybe you want to make a little bit larger. If we go up to View in the menu bar, you’re going to see I have Actual Size. By default, when you visit a website, Safari will display it at a hundred percent. Video TranscriptIn this video, we’re going to look at how we can zoom in and out of websites in Safari, basically make the text larger and smaller by zooming in and out as well as how we can set it for each website so that Safari remembers what you set it at.
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