Is there a setting so that opera 9.7 can render more of the page at once, so when i zoom in and pan i dont get those black squares?
Go to the url "about:config"
In the section Adaptive Zoom, you an edit the buffer height and width
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I have installed the eFrost TouchFLO and it works exceptionally well on my JASJAM. I can use finger to scroll the windows instead of having to drag the scroll bars. As such I don't really need the scroll bars anymore. Is there a way to hide the windows vertical and horizontal scroll bars?
Anyone interested in the eFrost TouchFLO, you can get it at:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=338143
i'm not sure if there is.. but you can make the scrolls more thin if you want to with htcustom. search it here in the forum, easy to find.
you can also make it more thin with sktools, but it's not a good idea. if you do it, you cant scroll in programmes not working with touchflo, plus you won't see the exact size of pages (cause you lost your visual feedback).
imho: best solution htcustom, thin scrolls.
bchau said:
I have installed the eFrost TouchFLO and it works exceptionally well on my JASJAM. I can use finger to scroll the windows instead of having to drag the scroll bars. As such I don't really need the scroll bars anymore. Is there a way to hide the windows vertical and horizontal scroll bars?
Anyone interested in the eFrost TouchFLO, you can get it at:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=338143
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Found this in WIKI:
UI Modifications
Change the thickness of scrollbars
To change the thickness of the scrollbars at the right/bottom of documents larger than the screen, adjust...
For the horizontal (bottom) scrollbar:
HKLM\System\GWE\cyHScr = 9 (DWORD decimal)
For the vertical (right) scrollbar:
HKLM\System\GWE\cxVScr = 9 (DWORD decimal)
The default thickness is 13. You can set the value to pretty much anything you like
Change the length of scrollbar arrow buttons
To go with changing the thickness of the scrollbars, you may wish to change the length of the scrollbar arrow buttons...
For the horizontal (bottom) scrollbar arrows:
HKLM\System\GWE\cyVScr = 9 (DWORD decimal)
For the vertical (right) scrollbar:
HKLM\System\GWE\cxHScr = 9 (DWORD decimal)
The default length is 13. You can set the value to pretty much anything you like
Maybe if you set 0 it will work...Did not try it though.
I put my values at 3 so it is barely big enough so that I can get some visual feedback to see what is going on and also grab it if I need to. Works great!
Ross
As i have searched on internet there is hack for Htc Athena for Vga mode.(640x480)
can this be done with some software hack for Htc Artemis someway (even virtually, only to have smaller icons on screen, and when opening Web browser to have virtual 640x480 resolution) ???
VGA = 640x480 pixels
QVGA = 320x240 pixels
You cannot make a QVGA device sudenly into VGA not possible - Mike
Athena is a vga device and the hack is to make old non vga aware programs run fullscreen
making every pixel fill out 4 pixels
artemis is a qvga device only hack it could do with vga would be to omit every other pixel
resulting it well still beig a qvga device
lcd's pixels are a spc size unlike old crt where the size of the phosper being bomb'd by the electron beam and be adjusted
lcd's cant ever make it's 320x240 display more info then 320 rows and 240 columns of colours
There is a program called ozVGA that was used for that purpose I think. I used it on my old HP Ipaq rx3715 and it worked partially. It made the fonts smaller, harder to read and a little blurry. I think in IE I could see more and that was the reason I was using it. But since there are Browsers with zoom functions I had no use for this program any more.
Be sure to make a backup before you use this tool. It messes heavily with the registry. If you aren't an expert you won't get around a hard reset if you fail.
Abt The Zoom Browser
I asked this exactly for watching bigger piece of web pages... So what browser do u thing should I use to have Zooming function.
Thanks in Advance
Opera Mini, Opera Mobile or Netfront.
Hmm, i was trying out the beta for opera 9.7, and i noticed when i zoom in, the text doesnt reflow to fit the page. Since opera 9.5 had it i was most certain that 9.7 would have it since it is such a wonderful feature. So i was wondering if anyone has found a fix for this?
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Hmm, i was trying out the beta for opera 9.7, and i noticed when i zoom in, the text doesnt reflow to fit the page. Since opera 9.5 had it i was most certain that 9.7 would have it since it is such a wonderful feature. So i was wondering if anyone has found a fix for this?
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It works fine with me... I'm running Topix 2.7.
for opera 9.7? for me it does not reflow the text when i zoom in ><
Yepp, Opera 9.7!
On my Opera 9.7 it was activated by default, but I disabled it in the advanced config, how to enable it :
- type opera:config in the address bar
- go to User Prefs
- check Limit Paragraph Witdh
- click Save at the bottom of User Prefs
- restart Opera to enabled it.
Now when you'll zoom in, the text will fit the screen size.
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On my Opera 9.7 it was activated by default, but I disabled it in the advanced config, how to enable it :
- type opera:config in the address bar
- go to User Prefs
- check Limit Paragraph Witdh
- click Save at the bottom of User Prefs
- restart Opera to enabled it.
Now when you'll zoom in, the text will fit the screen size.
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i already have this setting. i know that opera 9.7 limits the paragraph width so when u zoom in so the text fits, but when u zoom back out, it doesnt reflow to fit the page. here is a ss to show u what i mean.
Ok, I did not understand it that way, I don't remember if it did reflow the text, I disabled this option at the first lauch.
so has anyone found a way to get text reflow back with opera 9.7? its the only thing keeping me from leaving 9.5 in the dust ><
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i already have this setting. i know that opera 9.7 limits the paragraph width so when u zoom in so the text fits, but when u zoom back out, it doesnt reflow to fit the page. here is a ss to show u what i mean.
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Ok... I misunderstood as well... Because in your opening post you write:
crazililazn said:
i noticed when i zoom in, the text doesnt reflow to fit the page
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But now I see that you're complaining about the fact, that Opera doesn't reflow when zooming out. And I have the exact same problem.
But is it really a problem? You can't read anything with out zooming in anyway...
But I'm sure this will be fixed as soon as the next version of 9.7 is released...
Does anyone have any idea how to code a webpage so that the sidebar doesn't show in Android's browser? Usually when writing a page for Firefox/IE etc you'd include overflow: hidden; in the CSS and the overflow/sidebars would be gone but this doesn't work in Android's browser.
Any suggestions?
What is the sidebar? Maybe set the width of the page to 320 pixels...?
View a webpage with a background that isn't white and you'll see the sidebar. Changing the page size to match the screen resolution has no effect.
Try this meta tag:
Code:
<meta name="viewport" content="minimum-scale=1.0, width=device-width, maximum-scale=1">
It works on the iphone. If not try setting the width to just under the screen width, say 318px in the body tag.
I can't get that to work either. Basically I need a plain black background that I can put some content on top of but nothing I try gets rid of that damn sidebar!
In your CSS try:
Code:
body {
width: 315px;
}
#browser{
width: 315px;
overflow: hidden;
}
if you are using ASP.NET you could try using masterpages with different layout styles and dynamically set them depending on the browser used by the client.
Is there a way for the browser zoom to stop acting this way trying to fit elements even after zooming ?
As you can see zooming in on this webpage is causing stuff to overlap ...
Another thing is can you stop the web page to zoom in when enterting text fields ?
I am asking this cuz suppose there are fixed elements on the screen , zoomin to a text field sometimes causes it to overlap between the fixed element and squished between the keyboard ..
Any solutions to uniformly zoom the whole page without trying to fit everything on one page would be great