The logo of the attached Hype document is set to expand when resizing the browser window, but when expanded past around 1200px, the logo became obnoxiously large. I set the logo element ID to “logo” and added Max-width and Max-height properties within the Head HTML CSS so that it would stop expanding at a certain point. My only problem is that when it reaches the max width/height, it loses its centered position. I tried adding different properties to keep the logo in the center of the screen and used “!important” next to the values, but nothing worked.
this is not a solution, however it's a decent alternative
Unfortunately, when you add CSS code ( in percentuale or media query) to hype you lose the relative position.
for me i use several layouts and put alltogether in a persistant symbol.
you then can scale on different layouts to see your required width.
then activate all pins and the cross, also webkit must be off.
keep attention - the scaling also depends on where you set the mid-point-handler of the persistant symbol. Max-width.hype.zip (40,0 KB)