Responsive scaling for overlays not working in prototype view?

[Silver]

With the latest release prototypes now have an option to set scaling “Responsive”. This is mega, but seems that overlays (elements/frames triggered via interactions) do not behave as responsive, yet? Like overlays are not aware they sit inside responsive viewport and they should adapt accordingly.
Any hacks to overcome this?

[Silver]

Actually, we need some option(s) to set overlays behaviour in prototype view. Sometimes we need static/fixed layout, sometimes liquid/adaptive. See the problem and possible quick solution in the prototype:

Figma

[Junko3]

Hi @Silver, Thanks for reaching out and sharing your design file. It really helps!

I found this thread and seems there’s a feature limitation:

Overlay with responsive size depending on the browser window

Hey @Alexei, thanks for reaching out! It’s not currently possible to create a responsive overlay. Instead, you’ll want to create different overlay sizes to correctly fit the different window sizes. There’s no way to make the overlay responsive or auto-adjust.

I know you’ve already contacted our support team, and they’re looking into your ticket (#1093865). You should hear back from them soon.

Additionally, I’ve noticed a related feature request from other community members here:

Responsive overlays

It’s really cool how Figma’s prototypes since recently support a responsive mode, but sadly there doesn’t seem to be a way to make overlays responsive. Their size isn’t adapted to the frame. Also see: Overlay with responsive size depending on the browser window While I understand it would be hard for Figma to know how to adapt the overlay size automatically it might be interesting to add some explicit position options for this? Like Fill right (Position on the right, fill available space vert…

If you’d like to merge your post with theirs to increase visibility, please feel free to let us know. We can merge your post with theirs.

Thanks again for reaching out!