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Easy retina support
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User: Peter B. 12 years ago
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Guys, It's great to see you have thought about Retina support but the way it's implemented is a little odd. Having to rename a file to a @2X.jpg is seriously odd. I wonder why you do not let the user add a high resolution file, use that as the retina file and create a copy of the same file in low-res for standard usage. like image.jpg -> image_hr.jpg ( high res ) and image_lr.jpg ( low-res ) . Peter |
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User: Jumbo T. 12 years ago
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Why not learn more about the subject first : http://www.google.com/search?q=webpage+images+retina+display |
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User: Peter B. 12 years ago
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[quote name=Jumbo T. time=23/04/2014 4:55:01]Why not learn more about the subject first : http://www.google.com/search?q=webpage+images+retina+display Ah yes very helpful, thank you. A 400x400 pixel image can be a retina and downsized to 200x200 kan be a normal resolution picture. In effect any image can be a retina image depending on the pixel size. So a 400x400 pixel image will be displayed as 200x200 for retina and 200x200 for sd but in the latter it will only use 200x200. So when you upload a 400x400px image and have that set as a 200x200 HD Retina image, then a subset image of 200x200 can be created from the original 400x400 pixel image and automatically be used as the standard 200x200px image. So what's odd about my request then ? |
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User: Paul-RAGESW 12 years ago
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Using @2x for the image name is the standard way to name high resolution images.
Last edit 12 years ago ------------------------------- Paul EverWeb Developer |
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