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acuteone Apple Fan Posts: 42 Reg: Sep 17, 2012 St.john's 1,720	confirm \| cancel 09/26/12 07:10 PM (13 years ago) BT 2.0 Quiz with Question on top and small image in center below Any idea how to resize the image so that it doesn't fill the whole screen so I can clearly see the question on top and a small pic below it? Any ideas would be great ;) Min Title Comments Any idea how to resize the image so that it doesn't fill the whole screen so I can clearly see the question on top and a small pic below it? Any ideas would be great ;) Min

Stobe buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 1528 Reg: Mar 04, 2011 Fredericksburg,... 24,680	09/27/12 03:11 AM (13 years ago) Are you using these sizes? Image Sizes Small: 300 x 150 (iPhone, iPod Touch) Large: 748 x 350 (iPad) Comments Are you using these sizes? Image Sizes Small: 300 x 150 (iPhone, iPod Touch) Large: 748 x 350 (iPad)

acuteone Apple Fan Posts: 42 Reg: Sep 17, 2012 St.john's 1,720	09/27/12 04:23 AM (13 years ago) I'm using even smaller, (78X78) but they expand to fill the whole screen and the question is on top. It is difficult to read. Any ideas to make it look kind of like this: XXXXQuestionXXXX XXXXXXpicXXXXXX __________________ Thanks for your help in advance Min Comments I'm using even smaller, (78X78) but they expand to fill the whole screen and the question is on top. It is difficult to read. Any ideas to make it look kind of like this: XXXXQuestionXXXX XXXXXXpicXXXXXX __________________ Thanks for your help in advance Min

Stobe buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 1528 Reg: Mar 04, 2011 Fredericksburg,... 24,680	09/27/12 05:05 AM (13 years ago) I would make a template in Photoshop or something in the given dimensions, and leave the area for your text blank. I'll usually make a PSD file in Photoshop, and create several layers for the different images. Then hide and show the individual layers to export them to PNGs. (Or you can use a special export feature to export all the layers to individual PNGs automatically). If the view controller is looking to fill the entire space (or stretch to do so), then give it a graphic which fills that entire space so it won't adjust it. I hope that makes sense. Comments I would make a template in Photoshop or something in the given dimensions, and leave the area for your text blank. I'll usually make a PSD file in Photoshop, and create several layers for the different images. Then hide and show the individual layers to export them to PNGs. (Or you can use a special export feature to export all the layers to individual PNGs automatically). If the view controller is looking to fill the entire space (or stretch to do so), then give it a graphic which fills that entire space so it won't adjust it. I hope that makes sense.

acuteone Apple Fan Posts: 42 Reg: Sep 17, 2012 St.john's 1,720	09/27/12 08:56 AM (13 years ago) Excellent idea ;) Thanks Min Comments Excellent idea ;) Thanks Min

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