ScreenSizes | Titanium module - determines
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kandi X-RAY | ScreenSizes Summary
Titanium module for determining if your app is running on a tablet or handset. Note: the module makes an arbitrary cutoff between tablets and phones at 8 inches diagonal. You can override this. In my testing, layouts designed for a handset tend to work on devices with up to 7-inch (diagonal) screens and need tweaking for larger screens. Your mileage may vary. See app.js for sample usage.
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QUESTION
Sorry guys if the title is not clear not sure in this particular case how i should name it.
So i have my object
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-07 at 08:46"key" != string
you should use
const mq = (n:"sm"|"md"|"lg"|"xl")=>screenSizesO[n]
or
const mq = (n:keyof typeScreenSizesO)=>screenSizesO[n]
QUESTION
I have a tab-layout in my Android app where I have two different designs for mobile vs tablet. I have followed this page to create two different layout files:
- res/layout/myLayout.xml (this is for mobile app)
- res/layout-w600dp/myLayout.xml (this is for tablets 7")
Now, when I am using my mobile in landscape, and I open the app, its picking up the layout defined for the tablet(layout-w600dp) instead of the one for mobile(layout). This is causing issues showing the layout defined for tablet showing up in the mobile app.
I have tried by defining the tablet's layout in layout-sw600dp but its not coming up expected in the tablet.
Thanks in advance. Appreciate your time.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-14 at 05:30Make landscape version of your layout res/layout-land/myLayout.xml
and copy content of your original layout into that new file. It will get inflated on landscape orientation.
QUESTION
here's a material ui template which has a problem at small screensizes, scrollbar may not appear until you click on the table and in the console this appears:
error exists in the node modules but I don't really feel it could be fixed by modifying the node modules file but by changing the component's jsx so all solutions I found online were setting the 'touchStart' to passive and I don't feel that's the solution but we need a solution in the component itself
and I don't know how to fix it in the component itself and here's the component:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-14 at 15:13I ran into the same issue and fixed it by adding style={{ touchAction: "none" }}
to the ScrollBar
component.
QUESTION
I would like to use a semi-transparent color overlay on my html section, but it does not cover the entire section. This is what I got so far:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-12 at 17:26Set top, bottom, left and right position for your overlay instead of width and height, like this:
QUESTION
i have a form with 3 fields:
While selection and text have same height and are fitting well the datepicker is not. What is the most easy and stable (in regards of other style changes and screensizes) to have all 3 always appearing well aligned (same height, same upper and lower border, same font-size)
i only found this issue and changing font-size only in datepicker is not an option.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-04 at 10:06As a quick solution you can overwrite the padding in the class mat-form-field-flex. example:
QUESTION
I have a component that needs to listen to window resize, and hide/show sidebar appropriately. I decided to create a custom hook for this purpose, and it doesn't seem to work properly.
The main problem is that the mainSidebar
value is always constant, and the update is not being read properly.
This is the hook itself:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-27 at 10:10I would suggest restructuring the solution. First I would change the useResizeListener
into a hook that gives you the window size:
QUESTION
HI I have problem with layouts in android for examples i design this layout with Constraint Layout for Pixel 2 it looks fine!
but when i change to Nexus One 3.7 that blank Spaces are gone and i don't want it Nexus One 3.7
codes:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-14 at 18:51Those qualifiers used are legacy qualifiers and only work in Android 3.1 and below. Make use of available height (-h600dp) or available width(-w600dp) or smallest width(-sw600dp) qualifiers.
QUESTION
I want to display a square image in the background at 80% width of the device. Currently, I'm developing on a standard phone (MDPI) So from this page: https://developer.android.com/training/multiscreen/screendensities I have a 160dpi phone, I want my image to be about 2 inches, my image should have a resolution of 320x320 pixel. then the image @ 2x 640px and @ 3x 960px. For the moment, do I understand correctly?
But if I take a larger phone, 80% of the width may be 2.5 inches, my image is no longer large enough. Worse, 80% of a tablet represents a much larger size. On this page: https://developer.android.com/training/multiscreen/screensizes I understand they explain the size required for each screen size:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-10 at 13:21If you are using react-native;
1) Asset location:Don't create your images in your Android project, use react-native instead. Put your files in your react-native project and use them in your components.
2) Using SVGIf you have the SVG type available in your project then use react-native-svg. react-native-svg uses native drawing libraries, so it will work on all devices. You need to create your SVG component with the correct sizes. If you scale them later, you will get a blurry output. You can test this by creating an SVG component with sizes of {width: 20, height: 20}
. Then scale it to 3x or something, you will get a blurry output. So be careful with the sizes.
Prefer SVG over PNG files, the latter are always expensive to render. There are some disadvantages such as creating an SVG is not easy and react-native-svg doesn't support all SVG formats.
In your case, you need to get device width and height and calculate your SVG width and height. For example:
QUESTION
I'm wondering if it's possible to use different layouts based on a phone's screen size (not tablets, watches, etc.). I've already taken a look at this article, but don't seem to be having any success implementing what it suggests. Just for context, I'm using a ConstraintLayout for all of my layouts. I originally designed my UI using a Pixel 3 XL, and when I try to run my application on any other device, the UI looks distorted, its elements aren't anywhere they should be, and everything is just awful.
How would I go about making and assigning layouts for each screen size? Is there something else I could do instead?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-20 at 04:31Google recommend to create different res/layout directory for specific pixels, such as res/layout-1024x720,res/layout-1280x720,res/layout-1920x1080 etc..
QUESTION
I have the following helper classes applied to a Navigation
and BottomNavigation
component.
I want the BottomNavigation
to show on smartphones only, the Navigation
should be shown on tablets and everything greater than that. So I applied the following classes:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-08 at 09:17Your problem is not the helper classes. They are working fine.
It's v-navigation-drawer
that is hiding itself in tablet view. Try adding mobile-break-point="959"
prop.
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