That’s fair enough. Rotating a phone so the bottom of the portrait phone is now
to the right, is a right-handed way of thinking I guess! So yes, avoid the
right middle too, for the benefit of left-handed people.
> On Oct 29, 2018, at 10:31 AM, Alex Tweedly via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> On 29/
On 29/10/2018 14:18, Colin Holgate via use-livecode wrote:
On top of all that you may well want to place some things using code, but
remember that the later Android phones, and the iPhone X, have a notch, so
don’t place things at the far left center of a landscape app.
Should that be "far lef
No comment about the main code you showed, but what you said about showAll
isn’t quite right. All of the card will always be visible. On devices wider
than the horizontal ratio of the card, extra content will be revealed from off
of the left and right of the card, the height of the card will fil
On 10/27/18 11:40 AM, Mike for GDC via use-livecode wrote:
> I am new to LC and have learned much so far but I am having an issue with
> the proper scaling of my app on different size screens. I have created the
> app with the dimensions of 913 w X 636 h. All looks great on the desktop.
I've spe
Typically you need to handle field placement yourself in script, moving
the controls up on keyboardActivated and back down on
keyboardDeactivated. However, there's an unintentional side-effect when
setting acceleratedRendering to true in a stack; when the keyboard shows
up, the whole card scrol
Hello,
I am new to LC and have learned much so far but I am having an issue with
the proper scaling of my app on different size screens. I have created the
app with the dimensions of 913 w X 636 h. All looks great on the desktop.
When I deploy it to my 8 inch Samsung Tab A (Android) it i
