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Report Inappropriate Content · ‎2015-08-11

Hi all,

is there a way to set up QV to a resoltution of 1920 x 1080.

I know the way to setup in [View] -> [Resize Window], but there are just some examples. Can't I change them?

Thx for helping me.

jonathandienst · ‎2015-08-13

The Resize windows is just a convenience for ensuring that the layout will present properly in that screen size. If you are developing for 1920x1080 and you are using a monitor of the same size, then just maximize to the full screen.

Logic will get you from a to b. Imagination will take you everywhere. - A Einstein

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jonathandienst · ‎2015-08-13

The Resize windows is just a convenience for ensuring that the layout will present properly in that screen size. If you are developing for 1920x1080 and you are using a monitor of the same size, then just maximize to the full screen.

Logic will get you from a to b. Imagination will take you everywhere. - A Einstein

Report Inappropriate Content · ‎2016-05-30

The problem we have in hands is that a couple of key people use other platform different from Windows and IE. One of them uses a big screen monitor with HD graphics enabled and the other one uses a Mac with Safari. The report does not behave pretty nice as it should be. First, with IE it looks ok, but when it is displayed in browsers like Chrome or Firefox, there is a fat blank column at the right and other unused space at the bottom line.The developer included the infamous macro code for resizing, but it had not made its homework in other browsers but IE.

I was looking at HTML code and found that <body> element has the following: onresize="Qva.ResizeBody(). But does not work as promissed. If the Browser´s window changes its size, nothing happens.

Other thing is that when looking at body HTML definition, there is a fixed size of 1042 x 758 px.

The question is: where to change the body class width and lenght?

Peter_Cammaert · ‎2016-05-30

I don't know.

But you can solve this easily by using a background and sizing it to accomodate 4K screens. It won't impac the regular window size, but on UHD screens it will still display as expected.

Peter

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