I designed a screen in Figma, and I exported the screen to Zeplin.
But on Zeplin the screen doesn't have any image assets, only arrow icons were available for download.
I tried to google how to export image assets on Zeplin, but none of the result was really relative.
How to download images that were exported from Figma to Zeplin?
Before transferring your Figma designs to Zeplin, you have to ensure the seamless integration of all images within the Figma file.
If you still encounter a problem where images fail to appear in Zeplin, a straightforward solution would be to perform a new export from Figma.
Contact the Zeplin support team if you need more help about this.
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I'm about to finish programming an application and I want us to set wallpapers for the application's pages as background .. and i need your help friends if there any recommendation to make image Compatible with all screens for iOS and android
thanks
Making images as a background for every page might make your application laggy and bulky. I would rather suggest you use inbuilt options like the simple background color.
If you want to use images only then you can have different resolutions of the image as asset and using MediaQuery and LayoutBuilder you can change the image as per the size of the device.
You can have a look at this page to know more about adaptive applications
I have an image but I want to use a image from my resources folder, I drag and drop that image into the resources folder, and I see that inside it have more folders, can someone explain me also for what is one of this subfolders?
For Android:
..\Resources\drawable
However there are multiple folders inside resources to handle different resolutions. If you want to provide different resolutions do so. Otherwise the resource in drawable will be used.
For iOS:
..\Resources\
Make sure to provide #2x to support retina display.
For UWP:
store images in root folder
iOS, Android, and UWP include support for different image resolutions, where the operating system chooses the appropriate image at runtime based on the device's capabilities.
For android :
You need to put your images in resources/drawable/, every application should have alternative drawable resources for different screen densities. You should have images with the same filename in the different drawable-xxx folder.
This article will help you.
For UWP:
You must place your images in \Assets\Images. You can provide variants of an image resource by creating folders for different scales :
Assets\Images\scale-100\img.png
Assets\Images\scale-200\img.png
Assets\Images\scale-600\img.png
This article will help you understand.
For iOS :
Here you have everything
Does anyone know how to resize an image in Magnolia CMS 5.0 without cropping it? I have handled to work with the Assets module and the options that it provides for adapting images to my preferences. However, it just provides (as far as I know) the option to crop and zoom those images. I wonder if that module is configurable to show those options? I attach a screnshot with the options that I can see in the Assets module. Thanks in advance!
This might sound a bit odd, but the image editor doesn't resize images.
Instead, Magnolia is designed with the idea that editors will upload a single high-quality images and that Magnolia will generate variations of the image as needed by the site design.
Check out http://wiki.magnolia-cms.com/display/DOCS/Responsive+Web+design#ResponsiveWebdesign-Optimizedimages for more details.
Also, if you want to get more timely answers, I'd recommend posting your questions to the Magnolia forums: http://forum.magnolia-cms.com
One of my clients is a painter and he has realized there's a color difference between the colors on an image looking it through the website with his web browser (Internet Explorer 8) and the same image on Photoshop.
He wants to get the exact same color looking it on Photoshop or on any web browser.
The image is saved normally ("save as" and NOT "save for web"). (after he noticed a little improve doing it like this)
Why is this? Is it possible to see the exact same colors on both applications?
Is it maybe because of the "color profile" on both applications? (He is currently using sRGB IEC61966-2.1 on Photoshop)
Thanks.
There is a concept known as "web safe colors". It is a series of colors, and the way that browsers implement them, to try to make colors as consistent across as many different monitors as possible. Unfortunately, it may be simply impossible to get your image in the web browser to look as good as it does in Photoshop. Photoshop is a tool that's been designed with the intent of making images look as great as possible, web browsers are not. Save for web will try to make the image compatible with web safe colors.
I set out to make a quick Mac OS X dashboard widget. I read the documentation and was pleased to find out they use simple HTML, JS, and CSS. I created my widget and it works when I open the .html file in Firefox, but it does not work when I install the widget to the dashboard.
The widget is simple: it displays the most recent image from a weather web cam stream. The image URLs look like this: http://webcam.com/stream.jpg?1274213999617. The timestamp is appended to the URL and the server automatically responds with the latest image for that time. I did not write the server script.
The widget appears to be loading correctly, but the web cam image will not load. Notice the blue question mark in the upper left. The image should appear over the square background image. Is there any special procedure for loading external images into a widget?
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You should look here for some important settings:
Dashboard Info.plist Keys