Aligning views for each tab

[Kennerd]

I'm trying to figure out if there is a shortcut or simple way to align/center images across all tabs.  I'm working on mobile app mockup pages - one mockup image per tab.  All images share the same dimensions.  There are five tabs in total.  I would like to be able have each tab display it's image centered horizontally and vertically... making a standard position.  The aim is to be able to flip through the tabs without having the images residing in different spaces on the screen.  I would like them to display in the same exact spot on the screen... so I don't have to move the scroll bars to try and center each image.

I hope this makes sense!

Thanks for your help.

[DWright]

Can you please provide more information on which app that you are using and what you mean by tabs and how you wish to flip between them

[lepr]

21 hours ago, Kennerd said:

I'm trying to figure out if there is a shortcut or simple way to align/center images across all tabs.  I'm working on mobile app mockup pages - one mockup image per tab.  All images share the same dimensions.  There are five tabs in total.  I would like to be able have each tab display it's image centered horizontally and vertically... making a standard position.  The aim is to be able to flip through the tabs without having the images residing in different spaces on the screen.  I would like them to display in the same exact spot on the screen... so I don't have to move the scroll bars to try and center each image.

cmd+0 (ctrl+0 on Windows) will centre and fit the canvas in the view, but you'll need to do it for each tab

[walt.farrell]

11 minutes ago, anon2 said:

cmd+0 (ctrl+0 on Windows) will centre and fit the canvas in the view,

True, but whether that works well is dependent on the size of the images. If they are larger than the workspace when viewed at 100% it will work, but if significantly smaller than the workspace they may end up zoomed-in too far. If smaller, cmd/ctrl+1 (or 2) may work better.

[lepr]

8 minutes ago, walt.farrell said:

True, but whether that works well is dependent on the size of the images. If they are larger than the workspace when viewed at 100% it will work, but if significantly smaller than the workspace they may end up zoomed-in too far. If smaller, cmd/ctrl+1 (or 2) may work better.

You'd still need to do the cmd+0 first to centre the canvas and then you could optionally change zoom level.

[walt.farrell]

8 minutes ago, anon2 said:

You'd still need to do the cmd+0 first to centre the canvas and then you could optionally change zoom level.

Thanks. I hadn't noticed that.

[Kennerd]

4 hours ago, DWright said:

Can you please provide more information on which app that you are using and what you mean by tabs and how you wish to flip between them

Designer- See attached image regarding tabs.

[Kennerd]

"Ctrl 0" was the answer.  Thanks for the help!  Much appreciated.  This will be a big help.  I didn't know about the zoom function associated with the number pad either. Bonus!

Have a great day!