Once a "web page" is created and published, pictures on that web page cannot be zoomed in on to see them larger. As an example, I create a web page, save it, publish it and send a link to someone to view on their phone. When viewing the web page on their phone, they can click on a photo within the web page. Clicking on it isolates the picture from the web page, but it also makes it smaller than when it is normally viewed on the web page. Zooming on the picture is also not an option. When tested on an iPhone using Safari, you cannot pinch and zoom the picture to make it larger and magnify the content. I recently created a web page that has a map image on it. It is a PNG file and large enough in pixel dimensions that a viewer should be able to zoom in further to see more detail on the map. The end user experience is clicking on the image, the image gets smaller, the user tries to pinch and zoom and nothing happens. The image stays smaller than the original viewed in line in the web page. I feel this is a bug because why would an end user want to click on a photo to make it smaller and harder to read. Clicking on the photo should make it larger (at a minimum) or enable the end user to pinch and zoom to see more detail in that photo. Please fix. Thank you.