I'm using the latest version of fancybox on my private web-page. When displaying upright fotos that are higher than the resolution of the screen the foto shivers (only in upright format, not horizontal).
Example on http://www.jorek-bremen.de/foto_spielereien.html. Click on the picture under "Ultraweitwinkel-Aufnahmen" to open the gallery. The first picture is horizontal and stands still, even if you reduce the size of the browser-window. The second foto is in portrait (1024px high) and shivers up and down in high frequency irrespective of the size of the browser-window.
This phenomenon does not appear by using the button helper as you can see by clicking on the foto under "Allgemeine Spielereien".
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http://www.myobgyn.ca/demo789/desktop/index4sdm.html
Looks good on desktop and designed to be pixil perfect and not extend on desktop. However, on iphone / ipad, I would like it to extend out to full width automatically. I don't want a mobile version, but simple for it to display full screen on iphone / ipad; but also have fixed pixil width desktop.
meta id='viewport' name="viewport" content="width=device-width"
I have tried multipe VIEWPORT tags, (scale etc, defined width) current am only using the below, and its not working in portrait. pixil width of app is 580
on iPhone 5S it scrolls in portrait, but fits screen in landscape..
Also, device has a roller at bottom that user moves. Unofrtunately, that movement at edge of screen triggers the ios swipe to open the next safari pages.. can I turn that feature off.
I have got an Video, which was shot with 1920x1080 and 25FPS. I imported the clips into Adobe Premiere Pro and exported them with the H.264 format and with the Youtube presettings (1920x1080 and 25FPS).
In Youtube the video looks okay, also there are small black bars on top and on the bottom of the video. If i share and play the video through Facebook, there are big black bars on top and on bottom of the video.
Before this i edited videos with the same setting with Adobe Premiere Elements and there was no such a problem.
I also checked the sequenz setting, but they also seem to be alright. I can't change anything here, but they look exactly like the source video settings!
Does someone knows where the problem might be?
If using the pre-settings remember you have two options SD and HD. When selecting the HD option your export won't appear to be letter-boxed (black bars).
Letterbox means that a 16:9 widescreen video, played on a 4:3 display, has the black bars top and bottom. From my understanding 1920x1080 will give you bigger bars than if 720. If uploading to youtube or FB the black bars are pronounced even though the bars to appear on the file when viewing for example on your computer.
I can't really determine if the black bars you're getting are abnormal without a screenshot. But here is some detail info from Adobe on exporting. http://helpx.adobe.com/media-encoder/using/export-settings-reference.html#video_exports_settings
Hi Guys got an issue with a UIWebView,
The basics of it is that I am trying to display an image strip. So the image would be 5000x640 (landscape) so it would display the whole image in a UIWebView that can be scrolled across.
The issue I am having is that If i use scaleToFit, it scales the whole page (and not just the height). On all other displays aside from the retina displays this problem doesnt occur.
What am I missing, the image is 2x as big on the UIWebView of any 4th gen device. How can either scale the content (height only) or have the UIWebView be treated as scaled by 2x?
I'm building an application which takes photos using the UIImagePickerController. Works great.
The problem however is that I don't want to use image rotation. I always want a photo in portrait mode just as the user sees it on the screen.
When you take your iPhone on the side and then slowly take it back to normal the orientationmode isn't updated. Now when you take the photo the orientation flags in the EXIF data are set.
Is there a way to get rid of orientation support in de imagepicker? Could I just disable the accelerometer?
I have a UIWebView in which the user can browse a bunch of locally stored and interlinked HTML files. All works nice and well, except in this particular case:
User navigates to a page with a fragment pointing to chapter 3, causing (correctly) the browser to render the HTML from the fragment anchor and onward.
User scrolls a bit further down, say to chapter 4.
User rotates the device to landscape.
The UIWebView now jumps back up and shows chapter 3.
So my question is: Is there a way to make UIWebView display the users last location in the document, even though the user scrolls and/or rotates the device during browsing?
I imagine the reason for that is, the scroll stays at the same pixel position, instead of proportional to the page height. So, when the user has the device in landscape, the page width increases and the page height decreases.
You may want to use JavaScript to scroll the page proportionally when orientation changes, i.e. use [webView stringByEvaluatingJavaScriptFromString:]. Here's the pseudo code:
Just before orientation change:
int oldVerticalPosition = vertical scroll position form the top of the page
int olePageHeight = the height of the whole page
After orientation change:
newPageHeight = the height of the whole page
Scroll the page to newPageHeight * (oldVerticalPosition / oldPageHeight)
This page gives some sample code.