How and where we can define screen/display area specifications of my web app
Please guide me with the coding part.
How and where we can define screen/display area specifications of my web app
Please guide me with the coding part.
This would be picked from width and height style parameters of your base HTML element (div), usually by default the ui-page div.
You may either edit the default CSS class produced by the template or if you're using the latest Nokia Web Tool 2.3 you can do it in the 'stylesheet settings' available in the UI designer.
Pankaj Nathani
www.croozeus.com
Here are some links, which give the requested info,
Series 40 Web App Developer’s Library:
http://www.developer.nokia.com/Resou...ry/index.html?
Series 40 Web Apps UX Guidelines - this should address queries related to logo / icon / screen area, etc. Also, it offer information in interaction models and visual style for Series 40 Web Apps:
https://www.developer.nokia.com/info...uidelines.html
Series 40 Web Apps on Nokia Developer Wiki - you'll find some good articles and application walk-throughs here:
http://www.developer.nokia.com/Commu...es_40_Web_Apps
Hope that helps.
Pankaj Nathani
www.croozeus.com
Thank you for such a detailed info. I will update u soon.
Last edited by SKUMAR; 2013-02-25 at 14:13.
Which part of the documentation (http://www.developer.nokia.com/Resou...n-library.html for the visual part) is unclear? Have you checked the examples (http://www.developer.nokia.com/Resou.../examples.html) there?
(Note that the links usually require multiple opening attempts, the first few ones often lead to the library main page)
Hi SKUMAR,
Have you check the example given with the Nokia Web Tools 2.3. There is one example of DeviceScreenResolution given in that, may be this is what you are looking for.
Regards.
Jajal Mehul
ok I will go thru it james1980 than q. Where will find that example ?
Iam S Kumar.
Last edited by GTO_India; 2013-02-26 at 10:51.
I do not have the Nokia Web tools here, but when Mehul mentioned the example there he clearly refers to an example 'given in that' (quoting his exact words)
Side note: operating two usernames is pretty confusing to anybody (ones answering you, and also yourself as I noted in the above post). Why not stick to just one (which has been mentioned to you on various occasions in the past by several people who were trying to help answer your questions)
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Wow This is the perfect answer I needed . Thanks james1980.