I'm well aware of the issues of zooming in, viewport and so on with AP divs. 1 and 2. I don't know which browser you are using, mine shows fine. The scrollbars appear fine. Tested in Chrome, Firefox, Edge, IE 11, Puffin on PC, tablet and smartphone. Had to use style="overflow:scroll" to make sure Apple devices show an extra scrollbar. Otherwise, I remember it didn’t work on Apple devices. It simply didn’t create a scroll. So, I took the lesser of the two evils. Having a double scroll is better than having content cut in the middle. 3.This “rational logic” rarely finds a perfect site. I am not even going there for I know what it will pull out. There is much more to be said from my side as well. Wordpress, Wix and squarespace are coming. Some of Adobe stuff is not intuitive. People will eventually gravitate to things that are easier and have lower learning curve, which is wordpress. p.s. every time I paste code from somewhere on DW forum, my page scrolls up 😃 Payback? Or can’t Adobe fix it’s own site? ... View more

Adobe probably pissed a lot of people by taking it out, including me. Others could stop pointing it's being wrong. It's still working. Good practice or bad practice, who cares? A example. On Apple devices <embed> doesn't scroll content, while <iframe> scrolls (example - Baltic-stream ). Had to redo the code on a lot of pages just to make it work for Apple devices. Should we now dump the <embed> tag? According to some of the logic laid out here, we should. Apple doesn't allow Flash animations? Should we now dump Animate ? Of course. Since the "market" exists and it works, you could have left it, Adobe. There are workarounds on playing with the code in DW CC by adding an element manually position: absolute; ... View more

Only right CTRL is accepted when changing the keys. The left CTRL is ignored when assigning a key. During my work I intensively zoom in and out. Since the left hand is freer than the right, the latter being glued to a mouse, it would make sense to enable the left key as well. I believe the left CTRL is reserved for mouse wheel only. Plus, now I'm rewiring my neurons anew, since I got used to having CTRL + mouse wheel up/down as zoom in/out from other software. In Adobe products it's moving sideways. ... View more