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lemorlennyMemberHi, I tried many solutions but without success.
I need to create a scrollable image menu, I inserted the images inside a scrollable panel or in a listbox but I not know how to force the correct resize for these.
I though to use an only big resizable image overlayed by transparent buttons for the click events but the same resize problem appear on the button and I don’t know how create ‘hot spot’ over the images.
I would like the images resizes in both directions to fill the entire screen row, pheraps I don’t undestand how the autoresize works.Thanks in advance.
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support-michaelKeymasterfirst thoughts:
Images are tricky to resize and almost impossible to have them resize in a tight packed manner without some distortion or gapping. I notice in the last screenshot that the Keep Aspect Ratio property is set. This will resize the image on different displays and orientations. This can be a deal breaker you have multiple images that appear to need to be adjusted. The Keep Aspect Ratio property will rescale an image to fit within the reserved space of the image widget after it resizes. So you have 2 levels of resizing at play.This may be lame but can you get by with a fixed size list? That is, one that does not resize as you move between different display sizes?
Also, I’m curious what action does each image-button apply when selected?
February 18, 2013 at 6:15 pm #335583
lemorlennyMember@support-wayne wrote:
first thoughts:
Images are tricky to resize and almost impossible to have them resize in a tight packed manner without some distortion or gapping. I notice in the last screenshot that the Keep Aspect Ratio property is set. This will resize the image on different displays and orientations. This can be a deal breaker you have multiple images that appear to need to be adjusted. The Keep Aspect Ratio property will rescale an image to fit within the reserved space of the image widget after it resizes. So you have 2 levels of resizing at play.This may be lame but can you get by with a fixed size list? That is, one that does not resize as you move between different display sizes?
Also, I’m curious what action does each image-button apply when selected?
Hi Wayne, thanks for your reply.
First of all my apologize for the big post and for my english.
The screenshot is incomplete, my goal is to create a scrollable image menu where the click action on each image will call its respective next pages.
Fixed size image can be a solution but it isn’t really nice to see, for iphone4 and 5 it is accettable but not for tablet.
I tried to insert the images in a list control but the list resizes only in horizontal direction.
One of the problems, for me, appears to be the vertical image resizing, that doesn’t work the way I expect it to do.Regards
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