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It seems that homepage http://nosy-x.com is perfect working by display
with firefox and chrome - but only in desktop computers.
Display is not correct in internet explorer and not in Android-Versions of firefox and of chrome. Apparently this is not directly to do with my code, it looks as if code of Android-Browssers with display in firefox and in chrome is different than those for desktop computers(concerning display of homepages).
Can I add for chrome and firefox in Android a general code for correct display ?
How would this look ?!
At present the relationship between browser and graphical file (pixels) is not correct somehow? All browsers have different output in their display concerning outfit of website with its pixels ...
thx.
I'm not really sure what your question is, but to make a website responsive and make it display the way you want on different screens css media queries is a good place to start. Take a look here: http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_mediatypes.asp
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I want to make an app that runs both in handset & Tablet as shown in figure:
This custom listview would contains around 200 items, its title & description can be loaded from SQLite
For loading 200 images should I use blob in SQLite or from the drawable folder,which would be a better approach ?
I read the android documentation Supporting Tablets & Handsets, it states that we should use fragments. So can anyone recommend me some tutorials to use fragments
that fits my question ?
I am new to it so any type of help is appreciated.
Thanks..
I think Master/Detail Flow is what you need. Luckily it's already built into Android Framework.
Creating a new project, when you reach this page, instead of selecting Blank Activity, select the third template, that is Master/Detail Flow.
The best way to learn it is to scrutinize the pre-written code in the template.
However, you can also get a grip on it with this tutorial.
About the second question, go for blob only if you have just a few pictures. But in case you have many pictures, decoding and encoding the pictures can be a pain in the back, so I recommend using simple Drawables.
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I'm finding that using transitions of any kind in the default "Internet" browser on android devices is painful. The performance is appalling, whether it's javascript or CSS transitions. It's not the device as Chrome performs exceptionally.
Is there any kind of hack to force the Android Internet browser to perform as expected, with hardware acceleration, or is it the IE of mobile browsers and we're all doomed?
You can change the default browser to another like Firefox or Chrome.
In newer versions of Android, Chrome is the default browser.
https://webmasters.stackexchange.com/a/47617
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Is this an Android gmail client bug? I created a responsive mailer and only android gmail client renders the table wrongly. All the rest are ok. The code can be seen at this link - PasteBin or JSBin
P.S. I forgot the closing html tag. On my mailer all are properly nested and closed.
Gmail can render emails quite well if you program them properly. Your HTML look fairly well formed. So I don't see that you should have much trouble getting this to render correctly.
A couple notes:
Android Gmail app does not have full support of #media queries. If your email isn't 'responding' properly on Android Gmail that is the reason.
In order to make sure you don't get spacing issues around images your images should always have style="display:block". And if your image is sitting in a table cell make sure you add style=font-size: 1px; line-height: 1px;" on the table cell. This will ensure that email clients don't render and extra spacing above and below images (I usually see this in Outlook, but I've come across it in Gmail too).
^ You should avoid setting font-size to less than 5px because SpamAssassin sees that style as an identifier of spammy content. Gmail mobile's problem is that it has a default line-height of 16px on table cells. Set the line-height lower (but not <5px) on the <td> of whatever content is breaking the layout.
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In my application I have requirement some thing like this.I have one Pdf file,on that Pdf file I have first page which is chapter index.Now my requirement is something like when user click on any chapter than it should redirected to selected chapter page.Is there any functionality available in android to achieve this? Might I need to display pdf on a pdfviewer.But what is a possibility?
On alternate solution is that to Convert pdf file to Html pages and to display that html pages on android webview.But it's not a feasible solution i guess.
I tried to find solution on google But no luck,Just need some one's advice to take my decision for this issue.
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I downloaded lookamore, Android UI Kit. I found a .psd file (Layer Photoshop) but I don't know how to use these files in Android development.
Can someone give me a sample code?
Or is it possible to use psd files directly in Android?
There is no sample code and Android has no native method to open PSD files.
You can convert these to another format, such as JPEG, GIF or PNG (depending upon the bit depth of your PSD files and how you are planning on using them) using either an online converter or using a graphics program.
Here is an article giving some programs to try, I recommend GIMP:
http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/the-best-ways-to-open-a-psd-file-without-photoshop/
Extension with .psd file is not supported by android that we can use directly in our application for that to extract the images from .psd as per your requirement i.e. for different sizes.
Try this link this might give you complete idea about this.