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you have to call ResetUserFontScale after LoadLayout, with the root panel as parameter
link: No, it doesn't work. I loaded the Accessibility library. Then the code below, but the characters continue to grow and exceed their container if I incr
link: I use this code to reset font scale, so app is not affected by user settings 'reset font size to 1.0 'override user setting in control panel Sub Proc

Check ResetUserFontScale: https://www.b4x.-and-extra-large-font-size-scale.73374/#content

No se si el siguiente codigo te sirva.. Sub ResetUserFontScale(p As Panel) For Each v As View In p If v Is Panel Then ResetUserFontScale(v) Else If v Is Label Then Dim lbl As Label = v lbl.TextSize = lbl.TextSize / access.GetUserFontScale
link: Para un ListView no me lo acaba de hacer correctamente. He añadido el siguiente código que adjunto, que estoy haciendo mal? O es que no se puede hacer

Sub ResetUserFontScale(p As Panel) For Each v As View In p If v Is Panel Then ResetUserFontScale(v) Else If v Is Label Then Dim lbl As Label = v lbl.TextSize = lbl.TextSize / access.GetUserFontScale Else If v Is Spinner Then
link: Mind blowing. Finally you became the professional killer. Since I am a beginner you gave an interesting path to correct the issue. "Font is the bigges

You can call ResetUserFontScale: https://www.b4x.-and-extra-large-font-size-scale.73374/#content It is probably a mistake as the user choose to increase the text size for a reason.
link: Ok Erel, thanks. I'm trying to implement this function. However i'm experimenting some issues. The code i use is this: Sub ResetUserFontScale(p As P
link: What about if you try to involve the Tag property. Something like this works, but I have not applied it to accessibility to see if it works. In design

Thank you Erel. Yesterday I found also the solution "... call ResetUserFontScale on each of the items". I do this in the Sub CLV_VisibleRangedChanged(FirstIndex as Int, LastIndex as Int) .... Dim p AS B4XView = CLV1.GetPanel(i) ... p.Load Layout("Card1") ResetUserFontScale(p) .... End Sub and it
link: You cannot directly use AddTextItem here. You can see how AddTextItem code finds the required height and do the same thing in your app. Basically it c
link: Hello, If you set the system font to extra large, the text in xCustomListView labels (B4Xviews) no longer fits completely into the label because the

It is a mistake in most cases. If the user wants an increased text size then you should probably respect his/her choice. Anyway, search for ResetUserFontScale.

Hi, On my device (my development phone, Nexus 5x) it shows my UI correctly (it has the font size as normal), but on another persons phone (Samsung Galazy S7 edge) they have the font size set to Extra Large. I am using the following code to make my objects in my layout display correctly regardless
link: What I meant is that you should check the value of Spinner.TextSize and see whether it was changed or not. The code above will not reach the spinner

Hello, I have completely revised my app now. In addition I would like to remark that the call of the "ResetUserFontScale" sub must be done after each execution of Activity.LoadLayout ("..."). A single call to Activity_Create was unsuccessful. In addition, some texts had to be corrected manually. R
link: Android has an accessibility option to increase the text size You can reset the font sizes with the ResetUserFontScale sub from the post above.

This code will take care of Labels, EditText, Buttons, CheckBoxes, RadioBoxes and Spinners: Sub Process_Globals Dim access As Accessiblity End Sub Sub Globals End Sub Sub Activity_Create(FirstTime As Boolean) ResetUserFontScale(Activity) End Sub Sub ResetUserFontScale(p As Panel) For E
link: hi, Im having the same problem with this code: If v IsPanelThen ResetUserFontScale(p) Ive tested it in many activities with differents views. And it
link: There was a bug in the code I posted. I've fixed it now. If v Is Panel Then ResetUserFontScale(v) 'it was p instead of v
link: Erel, thank you very much for everything you have done. I just needed such a code, you gave in this thread. After I used the code, I realized that t

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