HiDPi images
When I add an image (png graphic actually), if I upload it at the size I want it to be, it appears low-res on the iPad. If I upload a larger image it appears larger, not crisper.
Seems like HiDPi images are not supported.
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Michael Maersch
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Does the Spark code (I'm going to assume is all 'under the hood', something we cannot tweak even after we download a finished 'Page' project we develop on the Cloud) create 'media queries' – *resolution-specific media queries*? That would be SO phenomenally terrific Adobe. Really.
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Michael Maersch
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Yeah, how about support for this Adobe?! I found that by uploading, say, a "4x" version of something I want to use as a cover photo on fb THEIR System scales it PRECISELY and the image looks MUCH NICER on a hidpi/Retina display.
Let's say we want to use an image 1200x800 (a "professional" photography page being designed) and we are uploading FROM our 'Local' source (our desktop, laptop)...
And then let's say we create a ƒ SPECIFICALLY set up for images related to the 'Page' project we are working on... Might we not FIRST create an "...@2x" or "...-2x" version, OPTIMIZE to make it "small" as possible while maintaining great detail (80%, 60%, 45%, whatever), Save to that ƒ, THEN down-size the image by half *and when optimizing a second time* likely make different compression settings as a JPEG file – Saving As "...@1x" or "...-2x".
Then, along with all the other images saved this way (+ whatever SVG images we want to use in our design) ALL in one ƒ for our project... Wouldn't 'Spark' "know" where all that data is on our "local disk" and be able to call up the appropriate image file based upon the appliance browser "talking to" the code generated by Spark when the page goes live?
Might something LIKE THAT be possible?