I am using the designer (the pre-designer era was even worse - hail Xamarin
designer), but it kind of bugs me having to do every little thing, even
when the only difference is the text size. Like I said, supporting three
screen sizes plus a few more for portrait/landscape layouts, it's just a
cumbe
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sday, August 16, 2012 10:09 AM
To: Discussions related to Mono for Android
Subject: [mono-android] Screen sizes and layouts
Hi there,
The application I'm developing needs to support several different sizes,
from Normal to Extra Large. I'm using sp for text size and dp for everything
else,
Using the Xamarin designer really helps. All you have to do is open the
base layout and then switch to the other sizes from the drop down.
If you have the various locks on, it keeps track of which settings are
changed on which screen size. It even asks you if you want to apply those
changes to the
Hi there,
The application I'm developing needs to support several different sizes,
from Normal to Extra Large. I'm using sp for text size and dp for
everything else, as recommended in android's best practices. The thing
is... In many places the only thing that changes is the text size, and I
reall
