Android - Multiple Screen Support Issue

multiple screen support in android

http://developer.android.com/guide/practices/screens_support.html

You have to add different folder for different layout in res folder --> hdpi,mdpi,ldpi and for large screens you xhdpi(for Tablet) and large-hdpi or xlarge (for NXzoom). Also set Images and text size different in different layout as per screensize...

issue in layout related to multiple screen support

The X-treme 7" Internet tablet has a resolution of 800x480. With a 7" screen, that puts the pixels per inch somewhere around 80, which falls into very low end of the ldpi scale (which is <=120ppi. To convert a resolution of 800x480 to a density independent pixel (dp) screen size, we must multiply by ldpi's scaling of 0.75, which gives us a resolution of 600dp x 360 dp.

As per the range of screen supported guide, a large screen must be at least 640dp x 480dp, therefore your X-treme 7" Internet tablet should be classified as a normal screen device, hence why it is not picking up your layout-large layouts.

You can use any number of the many apps on Google Play to confirm your tablet's screen density and what resources it should be loading.

Android Multiple Screen Support Problem

I used drawable folder all images then get the all images. I used this all layout in Relative layout rather than linear, and Make the all it properties. I skip the margin , below and above properties. First on alignparentcenter is true, then below or above the that centered image. Its work fine then the above my layout.

Problem in Supporting Multiple Screens in Android?

You should get width and height of device on run time

Display display = getWindowManager().getDefaultDisplay();
screenWidth = display.getWidth();
screenHeight = display.getHeight();

And the make your layout accordingly

If you can code your layout programatically instead of using xml

It'd be best practice

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