I am building a responsive website. I am going to have parts of the website animated using Edge Animate. I will make the animation and then insert it into a div in the responsive website I am building.
The Adobe Edge animation has a width of 100%, so that it resizes according to the area that it occupies the full width of the div no matter how wide that div may be in px.
It is all working fine, but:
I have an image in the Edge animation that is center aligned. It must stay center aligned no matter what width the animation ends up being.
Within Adobe Edge, in Properties, in Position and Size, there is a option where, if you hover your mouse cursor over the top right button a tool tip says "Use presets for responsive layout"
With the image on the stage selected, I can click on the "Use presets for responsive layout" button and then choose "Centre background Image".
It works perfectly in all browsers accept Chrome (even IE is playing ball this time). In chrome the width of the image stretches out as the div stretches out..
The "Centre background Image" setting says that it won't scale the image. But in Chrome it does.
What can I do to "tell" Edge Animate to center the image but not scale it in the Chrome browser?
I can see that in the image properties it is set to Background image x axis and y axis 50%. And the width is set to pixels. But in Chrome, the image stretches.
If you go to http://www.brainstormadvertising.co.uk/demo/services.html you will see what I mean. The circle image is centering BUT stretching in chrome browsers while centering nicely and NOT stretching in other browsers.