Scotter Active Member Licensed User Dec 15, 2018 #1 PHONES Galaxy II: 480x800 = 240x400 Pixel 2XL: 1440x2880 = 320x640 or 720x1440? and for landscape, I assume I merely flip x and y? TABLETS Amazon Kindle Fire: 1024x768 = 512x384 Galaxy Tab 10: 1280x800 = 640x400 Galaxy Tab S4: 2560x1600 = 1280x800
PHONES Galaxy II: 480x800 = 240x400 Pixel 2XL: 1440x2880 = 320x640 or 720x1440? and for landscape, I assume I merely flip x and y? TABLETS Amazon Kindle Fire: 1024x768 = 512x384 Galaxy Tab 10: 1280x800 = 640x400 Galaxy Tab S4: 2560x1600 = 1280x800
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Dec 16, 2018 #2 Wrong approach. The fewer variants the better. Start with a single variant and use anchors and designer script to build a flexible layout. Watch the visual designer video tutorial for more information: https://www.b4x.com/etp.html Upvote 0
Wrong approach. The fewer variants the better. Start with a single variant and use anchors and designer script to build a flexible layout. Watch the visual designer video tutorial for more information: https://www.b4x.com/etp.html
Scotter Active Member Licensed User Dec 23, 2018 #3 Reduced to 3 total variants. I'm starting to think the "this app is not compatible with your device" message may be caused by something else. Upvote 0
Reduced to 3 total variants. I'm starting to think the "this app is not compatible with your device" message may be caused by something else.