Dashboard Backgroud Image
Hello,
I could be wrong, but I think that the backgroud image in Dashboard settings was in previous Andromo version automatically fitted to the screen?
I've created a 720px x 1200px background, and while it looks OK in my image editing program, it's cut off at the top (by a large margin) in the app itself.
Also, I've uploaded a 960px x 592px backgroud image for the Shoutcast activity and it doesn't fit the screen - it looks like it's zoomed in and I can see about 1/5 of the original image.
I haven't made an app for a customer now for a while, but I'm pretty sure, the last time images were fitted to he screen automatically.
Help, please? Thanks.
I could be wrong, but I think that the backgroud image in Dashboard settings was in previous Andromo version automatically fitted to the screen?
I've created a 720px x 1200px background, and while it looks OK in my image editing program, it's cut off at the top (by a large margin) in the app itself.
Also, I've uploaded a 960px x 592px backgroud image for the Shoutcast activity and it doesn't fit the screen - it looks like it's zoomed in and I can see about 1/5 of the original image.
I haven't made an app for a customer now for a while, but I'm pretty sure, the last time images were fitted to he screen automatically.
Help, please? Thanks.
Comments
The amount that gets cut off depends on how different your image's shape (aspect ratio) differs from the shape of the device it's being viewed on.
There are a few things you can do to improve matters a bit:
The best approach is to use the background and the banner image together: the background to serve as the backdrop, and the banner image to present the graphics that you always want fully visible.
The Shoutcast activity background follows the same rules as the dashboard background. It is meant to provide a subtle backdrop for the audio list. If you want some part of the image to always be shown, you need to place that part closer to the middle of your image, and try to use an aspect ratio that matches the ratios used by your target devices as closely as possible.