when i built my first all html/css website i used clickable images as a menu and every image and div scaled in % so it would adapt extremely well to all monitors and browsers, and it did.
I have a website with some content. Based on the users screen resolution i want to show different content so that mobile devices will have some other content, but the rest of the site will be the same
I am trying to define different stylesheets for iphone 3 and iphone 4 this way <link href=\"css/style.css\" rel=\"stylesheet\" type=\"text/css\" />
I have a simple question here regarding image. I have this image 300x240pixel on my laptop screen, however when i put it into the android phone, it becomes 开发者_开发百科smaller. why is this so?
Am curious about the current recommendations for the width of website content. Am currently working with a 700px wide area that contains important information whilst the container around this is 1060p
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In my application there is a canvas, when two phones are connected via bluetooth we can share the drawing in real time.
I am stuck in a situation. I created an application for Samsung Galaxy Tab 7\". The same application when i run on the HTCFlyer it shows very small fonts.
I have an image in my app that I don\'t want to scale on loading. At the same time, I want to retain compatibility with Android 1.5.
I need to make a div have a certain height, it has a repeating image in it and I want it to take up the entire screen no matter what the users screen resolution is. Height auto depends on the content
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