I'm trying to setup an HTML email template and I noticed that when I send it to a BlackBerry device, it shows up too small. The original image size is 222x9. I know that the BlackBerry server reduces the size of embedded pictures but I was wondering if there is a way to display my image full size in the BlackBerry. I'm using a Bold 9900 with 7.1 OS.
Thanks in advance for any help.
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Hi does anyone have any advice or links to docs for scaling my app fonts so their size is consistent cross different screen DPIs? In particular my fonts look good on my (osx) desktop build, but are very small on my (android) phone build. Thanks!
I'm looking for solution of problem that I get image from my server and that image will be only be one(not for compatible all devices) and that image will also use in android device too so as you know android support SVG but iOS isn't (that 1 image should be use on all iOS devices even on iPad too). I look into this Tutorial and this use from PDF and also use local pdf.
So what will be approach from iOS end or server end to download 1 image (with one size) and will be show on all devices.
Looking for suggestions and help to resolve this issue.
You can try to implement PocketSVG (https://github.com/pocketsvg/PocketSVG) to do that.
There is one downfall though: it only supports SVG features that can be drawn using CGPaths or UIPaths.
In my app I do image post processing in real time and want to have source image, without this feature.
Who knows how or have some ideas about it?
I want to make an iOS app. This app will have over 200 images, each with different sizes (500x500[maybe smaller] and less). What is the best method to keep them, having a smaller app size?
I think about optimizing their sizes for web in photoshop, but still the app will have a big size if I want to keep and a respectful quality.
Any ideas?
Well, I don't know if you can do this for your app, but you can download them from the internet once the user installed your app. This way you can keep the size of the package as small as possible (I assume you talk about non-critical images, that can be obtain afterwards).
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Alternatively you can use SVG instead of bitmaps, of course if applicable:
how to render svg file in iphone and ipad
Last time I saw someone asks why Safari on iPad doesn't show some 1920x1440 jpeg with real size & I solved that puzzle. You have to use a progressive-encoded jpeg. However, I find another different problem.
Say, demo.jpg is a progressive-encoded jpeg with 2000x3000 & I upload it to my website. I then access it via url ...demo.jpg, Safari will show it with 2000x3000 size, perfect.
Now I make a most-simple html file named mypic.html. This html has only img tag with src=demo.jpg or src=demo.jpg width=2000 height=3000 inside body. Now I access it via url ...mypic.html. This time Safari show a very small icon of a question mark?
Does anybody know why the latter case fail?
The problem is about the memory available to Safari. The total amount of RAM is just 256MB, and Safari stops showing the image of much smaller size. You need to scale them down.