Hi guys! Been searching the forums and browsing the best I can - but can't seem to find an answer to this; I have (several) custom HTML screens. I'd like to display a larger image on the ipad than on iPhone / Android. Is there a way to achieve this? Thanks! B

By retrieving device data then having the code choose accordingly. Or by having the HTML scale according to screen size.

Thanks Fred :) Ive been googling around abit trying to find some examples - and not sure if the cache is fooling me, but nothing seems to happen. this is what I'm trying; <img alt="" src="ins-bille-640.png" style="max-width: 100%; max-height: 100%;"/> or <img alt="" src="ins-bille-640.png" "width: 100%;"/> Wouldn't that suffice? Best regards Bernt

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You must be reading my mind. I'm working on a tool right now that will allow separate html files to be used in a "html doc" screen for iphone vs ipad. I had a successful test last night, and I'm documenting it as we speak. I know its somewhat redundant to have 2 different html doc sources, but the simplest case, you can duplicate the html doc and just change the image names. Or if you're real fancy, you can totally optimize a separate html doc for each device. If this is something you're interested in, I should have something ready tonight or tomorrow.

Hei Stobe and Fred The above example did work. the "Width: 100%" styling did the trick. Now Im playing around with PNG overlays for framing in JPGs as the size is 1 / 10th from a PNG. Stobe. I'll be happy to check out the docs. (pure newbie here) B

hey guys, im having trouble putting images in my html docs, where do store the images, like which folder? and how do i write the code in html for example you put: <img alt="" src="ins-bille-640.png" style="max-width: 100%; max-height: 100%;"/> so if i have my images in bt_images, what do i write

Ceerup - you dont need to specify placement as long as it resides within bt_images (or a subfolder). Just use the image name. And <img alt="" src="ins-bille-640.png" "width: 100%;"/> is sufficient. Best regards B

bern, thank you...what does the width 100% do? also do you know what folder i should store my header image picture in

Hi Ceerup, It scales the image depending on the width of the browser. That way it can support iPad and iPhone using the same image, just scaled automatically. This is for iOS. Im running into trouble with Android, so dont take my word for it on that platform. I assume header images (never used them) are to be placed in the same folder as everyt other image you use. Hope it helps! Bernt

@bernienor, I'm wanting to auto scale images for both iOS and Android. Did you figure out what works for Android?? -sxywebgirl

@bernienor, I'm wanting to auto scale images for both iOS and Android. Did you figure out what works for Android?? -sxywebgirl