I might be wrong, but isn't the new zooming function found in the top left corner of the patcher window?

You're referring to zooming in a patcher (which isn't new, it was introduced in Max 5).

I'm talking about zooming in the documentation window.

Oops, I mistook that for zooming into patchers. Sorry bout that, I haven't found that either.

Sooo… this really has never crossed anyone's mind at Cycling 74?

@Stringtapper I agree that having zooming capabilities would indeed be helpful. We took note of that as a feature request and we'll see what we can do.

Thanks, Florian

In the mean time your could try this ;-) Note: I forget to metion in my comments to old down the "ASCII control button" + "3 finger on the keypad" slide moving up&down

phiol

Thanks Man :)

to ADD ON That , this CSS file is EXACTLY the css used on Online Max 7 documentation Pages (example : https://docs.cycling74.com/max7/tutorials/basicchapter15

so you can basically inspect with your browser or your web dev tools and find specifically which part is which !

i noticed the main text (which i mainly needed it to be zoomed) is p tags (paragraph) , i tested :

p { font-size : 20px ; }

when it worked in browser i copied it in the end of theme.min.css file and worked in the offline documentation as well !

after all the online documentation is just a web view so you can basically edit it whatever you like (which is soo coool !)

go to :

Contents > Resources > C74 > docs > unibrowser > css". Inside the folder is a CSS stylesheet called "theme.min.css".

this CSS file is EXACTLY the css used on Online Max 7 documentation Pages example :

https://docs.cycling74.com/max7/tutorials/basicchapter15

so you can basically inspect with your browser or your web dev tools and find specifically which part is which !

i noticed the main text (which i mainly needed it to be zoomed) is p tags (paragraph) , i tested :

p { font-size : 20px ; }

when it worked in browser i copied it in the end of theme.min.css file and worked in the offline documentation as well !

after all the online documentation is just a web view so you can basically edit it whatever you like (which is soo coool !)