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I just started reading about Retina Display on the iphone 4+ and I would like to know if right now all these iphones4+ are displaying images 2x the normal size on web pages if you don’t have a the imagefilename@2x.extension ?!
This would be a huge headache if I have to wrote all that extra code like media queries and add @2x after every background images…
If so, what are your swiftest solution?
Thank you.
The file name has nothing to do with your web site. You can name your image files anything you want. The ‘@2x’ is just an informal standard many use for retina web images. If you want retina images to be used, you can use the media query to swap out the images via CSS with the higher resolution versions.
http://benfrain.com/how-to-serve-high-resolution-website-images-for-retina-displays-new-ipadiphone4/