Golden Hour Summit Trek
Steep switchbacks and horizon firelight make this climb a favourite for testing dynamic overlays that fade in once scrolled into view.
This dedicated page demonstrates hero blocks whose height is locked to the viewport width. It reveals how long-scroll screenshots can distort layouts when tools set extreme viewport heights.
vw) dependent heightsUse this page to validate how your renderer behaves when the viewport height is drastically taller than the width. Many landing pages tie their hero height to width for predictable aspect ratios; automated screenshot tools can break that assumption.
Resize the browser or capture full-page screenshots at different aspect ratios. The blocks below scale their height based only on vw, so the taller your viewport gets, the more vertical real estate they consume.
This hero mimics "full bleed" covers that tie their presence to viewport height. Padding, typography, and overlay scale with vh, so tall capture windows exaggerate the navigation band and headline sizing.
Journey through panoramic landscapes crafted for full-size captures. As the viewport height grows, the cover stretches, exposing how "vh"-driven spacing can overwhelm above-the-fold layouts in automated screenshots.
These gallery cards remain hidden until they enter the viewport. Screenshot tools that render everything at once may miss the reveal; use this to validate lazy rendering of below-the-fold elements.
Steep switchbacks and horizon firelight make this climb a favourite for testing dynamic overlays that fade in once scrolled into view.
This card demonstrates blurred backgrounds and text blocks appearing with a staggered delay when the observer detects visibility.
Use this entry to confirm that lazy-loaded imagery is captured correctly once the section is scrolled into view by automation.
A shorter reveal card that highlights how condensed modules behave when the viewport height balloons during full-page captures.
Use this compact height variant to check that scroll-triggered calls to action remain discoverable instead of being lost deep in overly tall screenshots.
Stacks minimal copy inside a slim reveal block so you can confirm observers only activate once the browser actually scrolls to the content.
Ultra-short strip meant to vanish during fast scrolls—use it to confirm your automation pauses long enough for observers to trigger.
Confirms that micro-height modules still get marked visible; combine with rapid scroll to test for missed triggers.
full_size=false and true to see how the viewport clipping changes vertical rhythm.
max_height to values like 3000 and 6000 to observe how truncation affects the tallest panel.
POST /v1.0/screenshot
{
"url": "http://localhost:8000/full-size/viewport-panels",
"width": 1280,
"height": 720,
"format": "png"
}
POST /v1.0/screenshot
{
"url": "http://localhost:8000/full-size/viewport-panels",
"width": 1280,
"height": 720,
"format": "png",
"full_size": true,
"max_height": 6000
}
POST /v1.0/screenshot
{
"url": "http://localhost:8000/full-size/viewport-panels",
"width": 768,
"height": 2000,
"format": "png",
"full_size": true
}