Is there any way to modify the image on the left-side of the first screen of an installer generated with Install4J?
So far the only branding I've been able to do is modify the "header" image displayed in the upper right-hand side corner.
The image I'm referring to is the following.
The Welcome screen (and other similar screens) have an "Image for banner" property where you can specify your own image.
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I am making an app icon in flutter. And I have a problem. I want to make my app icon with square shape. But I am just getting the circle shape icon.
How can i change the shape of the icon?
You can't change the shape of app icon by coding.
So, what you can do is that:
Make a circular icon with it's background transparent
Save it and drag & drop that image file here
Generate the icon, it will download a zip file
Extract the android folder from that (other files are not necessary)
Copy all the contents ("mipmap-" folders) from the android folder (it's basically the different icon sizes)
Go to res folder in your project location -> F:\flutter\project_name\android\app\src\main\res
And replace all mipmap- folder with the new one which has your created logo
This may help you
I think it's set up automatically by Google through Adaptive Icons.
So your app Icon will automatically change based on your device theme, setting, etc.
You don't need to worry about that. All you need to do is provide a square app icon.
In your image, you can look at the YouTube icon. It's basically a square, but because it's adaptive (automatically as long as you set it up correctly), it could transform into several different shapes.
You can read more here, or here.
Yes you can do that. But you need to have sdk higher than 26.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hpQenyqxTmw
After you generate your app icons from: https://appicon.co/, simply replace all folders contained in zip for android with the already existing folders in res directory .
Then go to app>src>main>res
Right-click on res and select new> image asset.
Adjust the icon to how you want it to appear.
I prgram an application with Java and use RCP4.
Now I´d like to program an navigation Bar in my application.
The navigation Bar shoud have a fix width which shoud not be modifiable.
Can I do thas with a Part in the RCP4 application model?
I found no way to fix the size of a Part.
If your part belongs to Part Sash Container, you should create your own renderer (Something similar to org.eclipse.swt.custom.SashForm)
http://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/t/173646/ may be useful.
What about using a TrimBar? We embedded a navigation tree into the left-side Window Trim. TrimBar's can't be resized but will change size to accommodate what they contain (i.e. the left side trim bar's width will grow so that the tree will fit), but cannot be resized by the user.
If, however, you would like to use a Part, create a Part Sash Container to separate this Part from the rest of the items in your perspective and then add "NoMove" as a Tag to the Part Sash Container. This prevents the sash from being resized.
I would know how to import a background image on iReport designer 4.1.2.
These are the step I take:
choose View->Report Designer->Import Background Image...
select my png image
choose View->Report Designer->Transform Background Image
click right on image and set Fit page width and Trasparency to 100%
finally click End Transformation
The background image appears properly in the report but when launch the preview it disappears!
What's wrong? I miss something?
PS: I discarded the Background band solution because the image exceed the report margins.
Sorry, I didn't read the question carefully at first. You need to use the background band. Resize your image to be the appropriate size so you can use it. After doing that...
Export to PDF and you should see the background image. Export to XHTML and you should see the background image.
When you export to HTML background images won't display. The FAQ link on the JasperReports page explains things (like this!) that you need to consider in HTML reports.
The background image does not do what you want. It is intended to provide a background while you are editing the report in iReport. It has no effect on the final report.
It seems to be that this iReport's option (Import Background Image) does not affect on report, it is affect on GUI appearance. May be this is a bug.
I did not find ireport.background.image or ireport.background.image.properties properties usage in JR source codes.
The exported report in html format does not contain image (set in ireport.background.image).
You should use Background band for creating watermarks or something else.
I had the same problem as mentioned above. I realized that all you need to do is to:
Make sure the palette is open by selecting Windows > palette
Click on image and it will prompt you to select an image from your browser.
If you want to set the image as the background image, simply shift the image item in the report inspector to the background band.
Using Image option from (Window > Palette) is the better way to display the image in iReport. Keeping the image under Page Header helps to display the image in each page.
I think iReport Background image (view -> Report designer -> Import Background image) option is to use for Pre printed reports. When you need to print report details to pre printed page its very difficult to make alignments and create exact report. For this you can scan the pre printed page and load it as background image (view -> Report designer -> Import Background image) and then align the report parameters as scanned pre printed page. While you printing it automatically remove the inserted background. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
use the background band
Make it of preferable size
Drag the image icon in the pallet into the background band
4.position it i.e centre, lefr or right. save and preview
I have an UIButton (type:custom) in an UIView set up in the interface builder, add an image for the default state to it with retina sizes. When I try on my iPhone, I see the retina version of the image, when I highlight it by tapping it it gets pixelated while being highlighted.
The funny part is when I change the image of the UIButton by code, there is no pixelated error.
Does anyone know a workaround without loading all my button images by code? thnx!
In interface builder you can specify both regular state and highlighted state images: simply choose the required "State Config" and configure the button.
If you specified an image for Default state, and left the image for "Highlighted" state empty, and checked the "Highlighted Adjusts Image" property on, then the button will use the Default state image and gray it out when it's pressed.
However, if your Highlighted state image is also set, the button will use that instead of generating its own highlighting.
Other things to check: make sure both versions of the image are included in the project.
E.g. say you have "button_image.png" and "button_image#2x.png". Make sure both of them are in the project. Also when you specify the image in the interface builder, use the name of the standard definition image, cocoa will pick the 2x version automatically - i.e. you would put "button_image.png" as your button's image, not "button_image#2x.png"
Hope this helps
I am building a simple interface using a 3 row GtkVbox. Inside middle row, I'd like to show a centered image and a small config panel. If config panel is shown, it must appear over the image. How could I simulate a layered panel where the config panel appers in an upper level than the image. Any ideas?
Regards
Overlaying widgets on top of each other isn't really what GTK is built for - you might be using the wrong tool for the job. Maybe you should check out Clutter?
I believe you can use GtkOverlay to put the panel over the image.