Big problem as always! There is no solution... People will catch onto this sooner rather than later. When newer laptops with wide screens are readily becoming available as standard then alot of people will be noticing the same issue that cant be resolved!!!

Wow really?!

HTML5 will not solve this so please stop trying to give mislead information. The technology moonfruit uses does not allow your page to fit any size monitor.

Although WIX (another website builder) does automatically fit your webpage to any size monitor but WIX does not offer the features that moonfuit offer.

MY OPINION... I would rather my website fit any sized monitor because they look awful on wide screen laptops and bigger sized HD monitors! 

So you might want to consider them because moonfruit can not "fix" this issue which will surface to become a BIG problem when everyone catches on.

HTML5 will offer a better solution for TABLETS and SMART PHONES but I doubt will sort out this issue with the good old PC monitors and laptops which people still use!

... will surface to become a BIG problem when everyone catches on.

I'm still struggling to "catch on"!  There are many, many sites (non-Moonfruit) which neither fill the screen nor look right if the zoom isn't set correctly.  I've attached screenshots of a couple which I've come across this evening - the BBC and the Royal Horticultural Society.  One of the reasons why they may have decided not to fill the screen is because the eye is used to an A4 size/shape and you don't have to move your head from side to side as if you're watching a tennis match.  And with both these sites, I do what I always do when I land upon sites that don't render correctly - I simply alter the zoom using the command key +/-.    It's not rocket science, and if high-profile sites like these (and many others) don't think it's a problem, what am I missing???

PS.  Another couple of examples that I've just come across where the zoom affects the type:  one of the most popular money-advice sites, MoneySavingExpert, and a popular fundraising site, easy-fundraising - I've attached screenshots showing what I saw when I landed on the site, and again it takes a fraction of a second to click command +/-, I don't even think about it.

I've also come across a couple of sites where the type is spread across the screen and it looks vile.  Anybody with even a modicum of graphic design knowledge would know that these lines are way too long to easily read, and there are huge white gaps at the right hand side.  Both these sites would look tons better if they were designed as A4 instead of filling the screen.  I'm attached a screenshot of the Information Commissioner's site and also a site called Easysearch.

Can somebody please tell me what I'm missing because I just don't get it!

LOTUSLEAF!

Please stop trying to justify everything by distracting from the issue here. YOU comment everywhere that I comment! YOU like posting screenshots!

Hope you all will find your own ways of dealing with this problem in moonfruit.

Have a look at WIX websites and see if they suffer from this PROBLEM!

LOTUSLEAF! Stop following me. You are getting annoying now.

Please don't scream at me, lizscott, it's very rude and quite unnecessary.

If I've posted after you, it's either because I've tried to offer a helpful suggestion - which if I remember correctly, you asked for in a previous thread recently - or it's to try and understand what problem I'm missing.  I will continue to offer suggestions which I believe to be helpful, which may include screenshots, and if there is something I don't understand about moonfruit sites, I will continue to try and find out what it is.  You cannot affect what I do, you can only affect how you react to it.

I've previously looked at WIX and as I said on the other thread about this issue, what you gain in one aspect of a program, you lose in another.  WIX and other sites may offer this functionality, but there are an awful lot of features which they don't offer and which moonfruit do.  It's a case of you pays your money and you takes your choice.

Unfortunately your post to me did nothing to help me to understand why this problem is such as issue so I will continue trying to find out.

I've been look through the help pages for a solution to this but it seems there isn't one. Imagine my embarrassment when showing one of my websites to a friend on her laptop yesterday (her browser view was set to 125%). Hardly a selling point to someone who was looking to build a website herself. Understandably, it was an automatic deal breaker. After that she wasn't interested in using Moonfruit.

Not everyone can view websites at 100% due to sight problems etc.  Think this is something that needs rectifying and fast as it seems through one click of a button a website can go from looking  extremely stunning to just plain unprofessional.

Due to this problem on Moonfruit, I am now in the process of looking elsewhere. Visitors can land on a website at any page - I shouldn't have to put a note on each page of my website asking visitors to reset their view mode to 100%.

If anyone has discovered a way of getting around this, please let me know. Thanks.