Setting GUI Resize behavior to 'proportional' disables parts of gui....

I working on a GUI for my group that utilizes being able to use the mouse button in order to move around lines. I followed this example:

https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/143306-how-to-move-a-plotted-line-vertically-with-mouse-in-a-gui

I recently moved to a new computer/monitor and the resolution makes it really hard to do some of the analysis. I remembered the 'proportional' option and decided to test it out. However, when using this option it makes it so the mouse movement no longer works, even if I don't resize the GUI.

My understanding of how the mouse movement works is it looks for the current mouse location and looks for a line near that location (if located within the called axes). I'm not really sure how the 'proportional' setting works, but I'm assuming it is somehow de-syncing the locations.

Any help or suggestions would be appreciated. It would be nice to be able to allow people to resize the GUI depending on their monitor situation.

[Sachin Meena]

can you share your code?

[Adam]

Selecting 'Proportional' resize behaviour will change the units of all your components to normalized, with positions in the range 0-1 so if your code is relying on numbers being in pixels or characters or any other unit then it likely will cause problems. It's hard to say without seeing the code though.