screen-resolution

I have been searching for a method to do this, but I only found This question without answers . I am developing in a 1366x768 laptop, I use JavaFX to create a GUI (I am sorry, but I can't post the code, it's basically an AnchorPane containing a couple GridPanes, which contain more GridPanes, which contain Labels, TextFields and a couple Charts). The problem comes when I load the project on another resolution (1920x1080 or 1600x900). I am using stage.setMaximized(true); , but this only Scales the background, the stage itself, so all the elements and containers (Panels, Labels, TextFields.....)

I've been through this post (and others) as well as through the documentation about supporting different screen resolutions in Android, but I couldn't find a clear answer to a (simple) question: Is it ok to just use "res/drawable" for images in an android app? Background: The only images that are needed in this specific app are the app icon itself and an icon for a notification, there won't be any images in any layout. So in my understanding, if no "hdpi"-, "mdpi"- and "ldpi"-folders are found, Android will use "res/drawable" as the fallback. As the only pitfall with different screen

I'm developing a Web page that uses different sizes for its different paragraphs, h... and so on. I'm using em sizes: font-size: 2em; , as an example. But when I change my screen resolution to a lower one, I want that size to a smaller one. For that purpose, I tried this code: <script> if ( screen.width > 1600) { document.write('<style>#centered h1 { font-size: 2em; } </style>'); } else if (screen.width <= 1600 && screen.width >= 1360) { document.write('<style>#centered h1 { font-size: 1.7em; } </style>'); } else if (screen.width < 1360 && >= 1024) { document.write('<style>#centered h1 { font

I have seen many thread discussing this problem in stackoverflow (like this , this and this ), and I have read the documentation about supporting multiple screens, and designs. But I am still not clear about the folder structure for drawables and layout for different screens I am working on an app that support android phone and tablets. And my project showing some images, which need to be shown in good quality in all possible android devices. And I need to tell my designer to design for all these resolutions. From the documentation it seems I should add drawables for following resolutions

I have a game what I made in 480x320 resolution (I have set it in the build settings) in Unity. But I would like to publish my game for every Android device with every resolution. How can I do it, to tell Unity to scale my game up to the device's resolution? Is it possible to do? Thanks in advance! The answer to your question largely depends on how you've implemented the game. If you've created it using GUI textures, then it largely depends on how you've placed/sized your objects versus screen size, which makes things a little tricky. If the majority of your game is done using objects (such as

Back in the day, 800 x 600 was the screen resolution to design for - and maybe 640 x 480. Then along came 1024 x 768, etc, etc, etc. But then it gets worse: now we have not only different resolutions but also different aspect ratios. What strategies do people use to accommodate today's ever-expanding range of screen sizes and aspect ratios? (BTW - I was only thinking about laptop / desktop hardware, but of course there's smart-phones and tablets to consider too.) I know this would be a somewhat controversial opinion, but I'd say it anyway: Don't Don't design for multiple screen sizes or aspect