OK so my brain is just probably not working tonight. What I\'m trying to accomplish is a two column layout where one column scrolls and the other is fixed. The fixed column has a very large background
I am using a httphandler to dynamically resize images that are rendered on a page.I have a preset width that all images must confirm - and the height of the images can vary (proportions constrained to
The question of supporting multiple screens has been asked to death, but I haven\'t seen much discussion in regards to game development (with hitboxes, collision checking, etc).
I created a 8.5x11.0 inches image @ a 300dpi setting in photoshop. When i go to use this as a background image in report designer t开发者_如何学Gohe image looks hugeee.
I have my ui for my app but I would like to work within interface builder for the ui. I only have a Retina scaled set (640 x 960). There are a lot of .png\'s but I don\'t know 开发者_运维百科what I sh
I\'m currently writing a shellscript for Bash, that will create different size thumbnails for some rather massive amounts of large images.
In creating a mobile website, and the variety of screen sizes and resolutions, I was curious if there is a best practices to creating images.Is it better to create an image that will look great on iph
Strange thing happens - at least I don\'t get it. I have an image (w: 120px, h: 63px) which is presented on one ImageButton. The only variant of that image that I have is placed in drawable-hdpi (and
I\'m currently developing my first Android app and am having some issues rendering images. The image itself is great quality to begin with, but upon rendering it the quality drastically lowers. Edges
My app allows user to obtain picture/image from camera/photo gallery and then the app will upload the images to remote storage. Since the thumbnail images of those images开发者_如何学C will be used in
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