For the tablet and mobile versions of my site, I want them to behave differently when in landscape orientation...similar to the way that YouTube automatically goes full-screen when in landscape.

Maybe I have missed something that already exists, but after Googling "MUSE DEVICE ORIENTATION" and variations, I don't see any advice that clues me in.

There is one widget that tries to let the viewer know they should only use a site in one specific orientation, which is a terrible idea. The viewer should always be the one to decide how to view a page, not the designer. (end of rant)

So, to make my page orientation rotation work, must I build the page first in vertical orientation, figure out how tall it should be based on the placed elements - then create a new breakpoint with that calculated height as the width, and make the hero elements scale to browser width?

Couldn't MUSE have two view modes for mobile and tablet layouts, so you can see how pages look in both orientations?

Lightroom already offers an "export" or "upload" option for its galleries and obviously generates all the code for them. However, there is no way for me to put my galleries into my Muse site.

Muse has made creating and managing my website very simple, especially since it's been nearly 6 years since I've written a lick of code. The reason it has been so great is that it has provided me that simplicity that it is often lacking in coding (beginner level).

However that simplicity also means there's a lack of tools, and the widget options are frankly far too lame (sorry), especially for any sort of gallery work for Photographers.

Lightroom already has the code generator, and if I turn back to coding there would probably be a way for me to do this, but having them integrate would be SO MUCH easier for everyone.

Thank you

Muse's documentation covers significantly less than 100% of the functions. This disrupts my workflow as an occasional user who needs to quickly learn a function. When I click the question mark in the 'Page Properties' dialog, it takes me to top level Muse Help. When I search "Page Properties Dialog" there is a list of many results, none of which are relevant. I am interested in the 'Export' checkbox in this case. Where is the reference guide that is organized by, and describes, all dialogs and controls? It seems incongruent a product of this expense and caliber would lack documentation targeting the occasional professional user; it really detracts from the concept of 'Creative Cloud' as being a professional's master toolbox.

Hi, I would like to introduce my project. When creating a webpage we create creative ideas, no matter if we create the site from scratch or whether the final version of the site needs an update that we want to edit as quickly and effectively as possible. I would like to introduce modół interface, which allows you to change the font size of selected text in the whole current breakpoint fast and quickly. By selecting the text frame, we can edit the text size in mobile screen breakpoints, desktop breakpoints and others without extending the working time between points. This is a faster method of copying size and position.

https://adobe.ly/2s6iILK

When I create a photoshop button I have each state as a different group (normal, hover, mousedown, active) in photoshop (since each state has a combination of text, images and effects), I then save the psd file with the different groups unmerged incase I have to edit it later. I then have to merge each group and save the new merged version before placing it in muse. It would make it much easier if muse recognised groups instead of layers so that I didn't have to merge them and save them as a different file. It would also be useful if you could have an extra state for visited photoshop button links.