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Width based scaling plan / Visu Plan view - _BG_ - 11.06.2026
Hi everyone,
I have a question regarding the new Visu environment.
I'm currently building a Visu Plan view control panel (not Tile view) for hotel room automation. There will be many rooms, each with its own Visu Plan view. The interface will be used on mobile phones with different screen sizes and resolutions.
Since the panel needs to be scrollable vertically, I'm using non-standard plan dimensions (for example 1080x2900px), to fit all the necessary controls in a single plan.
Currently the interface seems to scale to screen height, not screen width.
Is there a way to achieve width-based scaling in the new Visu?
Don't I see any settings parameter to set?
Or JS/CSS is needed in this situation?
Thanks in advance!
BG
RE: Width based scaling plan / Visu Plan view - Daniel - 12.06.2026
What is so special on this project that you cannot use Tile? You can make single custom widget this size and it will be displayed on mobile correctly on Tile.
RE: Width based scaling plan / Visu Plan view - _BG_ - 12.06.2026
(12.06.2026, 07:21)Daniel Wrote: What is so special on this project that you cannot use Tile? You can make single custom widget this size and it will be displayed on mobile correctly on Tile.
To give a better idea of what I'm going for, here's a screenshot of widget of my existing interfaces (built in the old visualization).
The core problem I'm trying to solve is responsiveness. I can design a panel that looks perfect only on a specific device, like a fixed iPad or desktop.
In this case the interface will be used by many different people on many different devices with different screen sizes. I need the layout to scale correctly across all of them.
The reason I choose Plan view is that I want to build a strict, structured user interface — organized sections, clear hierarchy, consistent layout. Not randomly placed icons over a background image, but a panel where every element has a defined place.
I should mention that I'm still relatively new to the new Visu. I've been building large, complex GUIs in the old visualization and I'm now in the process of switching over. So it's possible I'm missing something about how the new environment works.