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I am using 7" TFT LCD Display with the Raspberry pi, can anyone tell how i can change the screen resolution of Raspberry Pi and what should be the resolution for the 7" TFT LCD Display. Nick I made the following changes in the /boot/config.txt file, to support my 7" TFT LCD. Uncomment "disable_overscan=1" overscan_left=24 overscan_right=24 Overscan_top=10 Overscan_bottom=24 Framebuffer_width=480 Framebuffer_height=320 Sdtv_mode=2 Sdtv_aspect=2 I used this video as a guide. Ekmal Firdaus Just run the following simple command on Raspberry Pi 3 running Raspbian Jessie . run terminal and type sudo

I need my application run in multiple screen resolutions. Currently I have specified all the dimensions in percentage (%) instead of pixels (px) so that it will automatically re-size with the screen. Which would be the more reliable unit of measurement for specifying dimensions on my webpage: Pixels (or EM) or Percentage For Responsive Webdesign you really should be leveraging media queries Personally I prefer pixels because they give me more control, and I can reliably know the exact dimensions of each element. With media queries you can also set new styles based on the screen resolution.

I have created my website as a fixed layout, with a width of 1600px, but the webpage on a smaller resolution looks too big. What am I supposed to do to make it looks good in every resolution? Thanks for help Use relative measures, like width: 100% . You can constrain this even more by using min-width and max-width . Apart from that, you can use CSS media queries to make styles that only apply if certain conditions are met, like a minimum or maximum width. If you use that, you can change the whole look and feel of your website, for instance by hiding parts on smaller devices or change from a 2

I have been trying to Set screen resolution for an Array of devices,I have looked all the answers up and from what I understood if I create an res/layout-normal,res/layout-large and so on I can put adjusted Layouts there and the app will Load them automatically. How ever this has not occurred... can someone PLEASE just explain what to do after i have created the layouts and layout folders and allowed the use of all sizes in my XML (although i think the default is all of them). THANK YOU! Its just a example: Device resolution- res/values/dimens.xml(default) res/values-ldpi/dimens.xml (240*320

My app supports various screen densities from ldpi to xhdpi. It contains some drawables (images) that need to be displayed properly on all densities. I'm wondering how many various resolutions of the drawables are actually necessary to provide, considering that Android runtime is scaling resources when it cannot find one for the appropriate density. If you provide only mdpi drawables, they will be scaled up on hdpi/xhdpi (blurry) and scaled down on ldpi screen. However, if you provide only xhdi resources, then they will be scaled down on all lower density screens. Scaling down doesn't make