B4J Question Web design for Mobile Devices

[SAM ShamsulBahrim]

Any one can provide an idea, info with respect to designing UI (User Interface) that fits nicely to a 7 inch tablet... I mean, upon browsing thru the 7 inch tablet?

At present, I have to zoom in the screen on my tablet to enlarge the web view that I access locally (I mean, my own web pages that I tested on my local area network).

 

[Erel]

Are you hosting the web site with a B4J server?

 

[warwound]

Look at how setting the viewport meta tag in your HTML can help define the webpage's appearance:
http://developer.android.com/guide/webapps/targeting.html

Martin.

 

[SAM ShamsulBahrim]

Are you hosting the web site with a B4J server?

Yes , sir. That is what I wanted to do. And I wanted to make the Web UI fill up nicely in my 7 inch tablet.

 

[SAM ShamsulBahrim]

Thanks for the info.... what a GREAT nick name you have!

SAM

 

[Gaver Powers]

Try using Twitter Bootstrap for design of HTML & CSS based content that scales to fit the device.

G

 

[SAM ShamsulBahrim]

Try using Twitter Bootstrap for design of HTML & CSS based content that scales to fit the device.

G

Thank Gaver... for the idea. Does it goes well with B4J web server?

RE: SAM

 

[Gaver Powers]

SAM,

I have not tried it with the B4J Server Library - but based on what I've read - and my experience with Bootstrap - I believe it will work - I base this on the understanding that Bootstrap is a collection of CSS; HTML and JavaScript designed to execute on the client side - which makes it a Client side implementation and not Server side.

Here's a link to the getting started page...
http://getbootstrap.com/getting-started/

G

 

[SAM ShamsulBahrim]

SAM,

I have not tried it with the B4J Server Library - but based on what I've read - and my experience with Bootstrap - I believe it will work - I base this on the understanding that Bootstrap is a collection of CSS; HTML and JavaScript designed to execute on the client side - which makes it a Client side implementation and not Server side.

Here's a link to the getting started page...
http://getbootstrap.com/2.3.2/getting-started.html

G

Appreciate your help, Gaver. Thanks.

RE: SAM

 

[SAM ShamsulBahrim]

Hi G

SAM,

I have not tried it with the B4J Server Library - but based on what I've read - and my experience with Bootstrap - I believe it will work - I base this on the understanding that Bootstrap is a collection of CSS; HTML and JavaScript designed to execute on the client side - which makes it a Client side implementation and not Server side.

Here's a link to the getting started page...
http://getbootstrap.com/2.3.2/getting-started.html

G

Hi Gaver,

I've made my earlier move and see the power of the Bootstrap framework. Thank you again.

RE: SAM

 

[Gaver Powers]

I provided a link to the outdated site earlier - here's the link to the correct landing page.

http://getbootstrap.com/getting-started/

 

[SAM ShamsulBahrim]

Thanks again Gaver.....

Thank you for the great help.

SAM