The community member who created the post would like a feature in VH (presumably a web design tool) that automatically relates the previewed viewer width, with a dotted line or similar to mark it. This would help when designing websites to mock the experience on different devices. The comments discuss various ideas, such as device mockups, helper lines that can be configured, and the challenges of working with elements using VH, especially when the screen depth/height is different from the design canvas. There is no explicitly marked answer, but the community members explore different solutions and the trade-offs involved.
It would be handy if VH would automatically relate to the previewed viewer width. With a little dotted line or something to mark it would be amazing. I've been needing this resizable height while designing my website to mock the experience on different phones and desktops.
I just imagined you choose from a list of devices which once you want to see and based on those devices you would see helper lines and you can check boxes for vertical and horizontal lines or both.
It is just that sometimes when working on webflow, it gives the width breakpoints which is great. But I work with a large screen so I've got a good screen depth and then when I test the website using chrome developer the layout look very different because webflow doesn
