if you are using and imgview it has some option that controls how it
scales.. I forget the name and am too lazy to google it
On Wed, Sep 5, 2012 at 12:54 AM, g pe wrote:
> If your using an image you don't have choice but have a big version it. So
> you are sure that it is never scaled up. Then f
If your using an image you don't have choice but have a big version it. So
you are sure that it is never scaled up. Then for a different ratios either
you have have two bands on the "missing" sides like the black lines on 4:3
TVs showing 16:9 movies. A nice trick would be to have your original imag
My main problem is neither density nor size, but hei/wid ratio.
Android supports long/notlong.
What's the best way for other ratio-s?
drawable-h300dp-w200dp or something like that?
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Best practices for how to make your drawables display pretty on all
screen sizes can be read here:
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Refer to table 1 and table 2 and use the naming schemes they suggest.
This way the device will pick the appropriate drawables.
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