I'm having trouble setting my icon for the Chrome Web Store.
For example:
Is the monkey in the first row the promotional image, or is it being set as an icon?
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Am I missing making some change? If not then how can I make it so the phone displays the new icons I have just uploaded. Right now it still displays the old ones.
As you can see from the official documentation:
iTunes Artwork is being used for App list in iTunes.
If you want to change the icon that is being displayed when the application is being installed, then you must change the App Icon.
You need to create an AppIconSet, which will hold all of your icons - incl. Spotlight, Settings, etc. You can read more from the official Microsoft documentation where everything is pretty good documented - Application Icons in Xamarin.iOS.
There, you will also find more information about iTunes artwork.
In solution explorer, under iOS project, double click on 'Assets.xcassets' and change the existing 'AppIcon' icons or Add a new Asset and attach the icons.
In solution explorer, under iOS project, double click on Info.plist. Go to 'Application' tab, and change the 'Source' of 'App Icons' to the asset that you just created.
This is the Firefox error page when you're offline. If you look at the red marked area, you see the svg background and some scripts are loaded from chrome://browser/content/.... What does chrome do there?
Firefox uses the chrome:// protocol to access Mozilla's chrome system - user interface elements and other resources (chrome is not referring to Google Chrome here).
From developer.mozilla.org:
What is chrome
Chrome is the set of user interface elements of the application window that are outside the window's content area. Toolbars, menu bars, progress bars, and window title bars are all examples of elements that are typically part of the chrome.
Using a Chrome URL we can access those elements with a browser.
For example, we can access the library menu with:
chrome://browser/content/places/places.xul
and the extensions menu with:
chrome://mozapps/content/extensions/extensions.xul
(URLs taken from http://kb.mozillazine.org/Chrome_URLs)
So, it seems that the chrome://browser/content/.. links are fetching Firefox resources needed to display the error page.
How do I add an icon to my finished application in apex 4.2.6 .. Not seen this in any of the books..in both desktop and J-query mobile UIs
You cannot modify the icons very easily. These application icons are some background images that are displayed using the CSS Sprite technique.
For each of the app report it's generated a class attribute from internal packaged app metadata.
That is the way to control which icon is displayed from those available in the sprite image.
Take a look at this discussion on Oracle community.
I'd like to choose an exist Magento Theme for mobile device.
so I try to find suitable themes at the following website :
http://themeforest.net/
Since those themes are not cheap, I can't buy it without UI preview.
even though Themeforest provide "preview" option, I can only preview the website version. for example : http://themeforest.net/item/ultimo-fluid-responsive-magento-theme/full_screen_preview/3231798
in other words, even I preview the page via "iPad" or "iPhone" mobile device , I still get the website version of Magento Theme UI
is there any way to preview Magento UI on mobile device before buying it?
Simply open the preview on ThemeForest, disable ThemeForest frame (button [X] is at the top of the page on that black stripe). Then make your browser window narrower to see how the theme will look like on narrow screens.
Or use tools like this, they can be helpful:
http://mattkersley.com/responsive/
http://designwoop.com/2012/04/tools-for-testing-responsive-web-design/
I want inside my app to create new "shortcut icon" in the same iPhone, where every icon has a dynamic image that I create. Is it possible using iOS?
According to my searches (see this answer) the only possible way is to launch safari from my app and there ask the user to press "+" button inserting your url scheme.
Don't believe this is possible. To do this, you would have to, at least change the icon in your app bundle (Naïvely assuming iOS doesn't cache the icons).
Your app only has access to the "Documents" directory.
You can set a numerical badge on an icon - might this work for you? If so, take a look at local notifications in the notifications guide: http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/NetworkingInternet/Conceptual/RemoteNotificationsPG/Introduction/Introduction.html