Android Question System font size problem

Erel said:

Try to set Settings.SetTextZoom to 100 with WebViewExtras2.

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WebViewExtras.GetSettings.SetTextZoom(100)

Erel said:

If there is a simple way to get the data (images and text) then you can use xCLV to create this layout natively. This way you will have full control over the layout.

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JohnC said:

Curious, if you set system to Large font and view this same page in Chrome, what does it look like?

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Erel said:

You can add this code, based on the solution from that link, to your activity:

B4X:

#if Java
import android.content.*;
import android.content.res.*;
@Override
protected void attachBaseContext(Context newBase) {
    super.attachBaseContext(newBase);
    final Configuration override = new Configuration(newBase.getResources().getConfiguration());
    override.fontScale = 1.0f;
    applyOverrideConfiguration(override);
   BA.Log("attachBaseContext");
}
#End If

It will be called. It has no effect based on my test with Android 10.

Resetting it programmatically: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/get-size-of-system-font-in-use.28065/#post-181853 (will not affect WebView)

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Erel said:

You can add this code, based on the solution from that link, to your activity:
(...)
It will be called. It has no effect based on my test with Android 10.

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tagwato said:

About that Java Inline code, I managed to make it work.
The secret is to force finish the Activity and restart it again, so that the new setting is applied.
Attached a test project demonstrating this possibility.
The size of the texts is applied to the whole app and the new setting has effect on every text object, even MsgBoxes
... EXCEPT toast messages

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