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I’ve got a design list for 480×800, 1024×600, 1280×800. How do I ask android to use exact markup based on user screen’s resolution ?
As far as I know there’re only abstract means(hdpi,xdpi) for solving resolution difference.
Talented developers don’t do that. Talented developers realize that only a percentage of Android devices run at the resolutions listed above, just as desktop Web browsers do not run at only three window sizes. Talented developers work with the graphics designer to come up with fluid layouts for different screen sizes (e.g.,
-normal,-large,-xlarge), which may or may not run at the aforementioned resolutions. For example, there are devices with screen sizes ranging from 4″ to 7″ that run at 800×480, and there are devices with screen sizes from 4.5″ to 10.1″ running at 1280×800 (or thereabouts).-hdpiand-xhdpihave nothing to do with screen resolution. They are for screen density. Density is independent of resolution, and density is largely independent of size.