I am trying to use a small looping video as a background for a dynamic
banner.Works fine on Android, however, In the iOS App, forced fullscreen
is still a problem.I know inline video is a new feature in iOS, but The
HTML I am using works fine when viewed as a web page via mobile Safari
on iPad or iPhone. However, the AEM dynamic banner generated from the
same code still forces full screen.I am using tag with the
playsinline property.Are there any other options here? Is there some
setting I need...
I had a similar problem - At least on mine, the layout template is
basically an approximation of the final product. The fonts on the layout
preview display about 30% smaller than the app and the margins /
paddings are nowhere close to the final app's display. I just kept using
the live App to judge my adjustments - not worrying about the details on
the layout template. After much adjusting, my layout preview looks
terrible, but my live app looks just how I wanted. *shrugs*
Some extra details from Adobe Support:I have tested this several ways
including directly in the desktop browser and it always loads the video
with the "Auto" setting for quality. I'm not sure how that is selected
by the youtube service (depending on browser/device or whatever
parameters) but it always brings up maximum resolution on desktop and
360p on mobile no matter what I tried. So this is not really related to
AEM Mobile but to how youtube feeds the video. Unless the video is
already at the...
I am using HTML articles with youtube embeds. Overall, the videos work,
but they are fixed on the default low def versions. As some of these are
set to play full width in my App, they don't look as sharp at all. The
original videos are full HD. • I have included the high rez parameters
with the embed link in the HTML, and it plays in HD when I preview
articles in the browser.• Ipad Youtube app is set to play to the highest
rez available, but embeds still load/play at low rez. I need the actual
e...
I have some custom fonts that aren't showing up in my display app. I
have uploaded both WOFF and TTF versions through the AEMM interface.
They show up in the font selection list and display in the layout/card
construction area perfectly. But when I view the development app, I only
get the default font for all content.Prior to the AEMM launch, I did
upload the fonts with the app in the DPS2015 interface and they worked
at that time. Any new tricks here besides populating the font fields in
the AE...
Oops - Yep - That was it - I had eliminated some older collections and
forgotten that the top level wont display that view. Everything working
as it should now. Thanks!
I'm having a problem in the collection properties settings since the
switch to AEM. Iam finishing up a development application - I just
finished creating the layout, but I cant get the "Collection Open
Default" to function as Browse Page (Show Cards. layouts etc). It
remains forever stuck on Content View (opens to individual article) no
matter what I do. Any other collection changes I make update just
fine.This has only been a problem since the switch to AEM.I have a
single layout, applied to a ...
The @font-face call from CSS worked just fine for offline reading when I
linked to local font files - which I included with the other assets when
generating the HTML article.
Thanks! Good to know. I actually a found a pretty good alternate
solution.I created another responsive article - basically a table of
contents - put that single page in a collection, and set it to browse
page. That seems to do the job nicely.
I've created a publication with responsive HTML articles with the
intention that they would work at smartphone sizes as well.The DPS
system navigation layout looks/works fine at Ipad size. At mobile
(iPhone size), everything scales down nicely except the text.Text size
remains constant, but at smartphone size only a few characters fit on
the card, which makes the title unreadable.Is there any way to adjust
text size (or any other navigation characteristics) based on device
size?
Not sure about the bootstrap specifics, but If the article requires any
assets for construction that aren't in the main folder, DPS will
probably fail to launch the article - even if it builds the article file
without any problems.
I have several youtube iframe embeds, and I cannot get them to play in
HD (720) by default in the app.I feel certain I've appended the video
URL parameters for HD correctly - the same code works fine on other live
webpages.It also works fine on the HTML file used to build the article
when previewed through Brackets.But it always plays at 360 within the
app (iPad)Is there any trick or alternative method for this?
I've been using @font-face for fonts in HTML articles and they seem to
be working fine.However, I'd like to get the article package file sizes
as small as possible. Font packages from places like fontsquirrel
include multiple font files to ensure browser compatibility: ttf, woff,
eot svg etc.I'm assuming articles generated through DPS don't need that
kind of coverage, and I can delete most of those extra file types and
reduce article package size. Is this the case? If so, which font file
type is...
Is there a trick to using Tyepkit fonts in DPS 2015 HTML
articles?Typically to include your Kit to a webpage, it is assigned to
the URL of the site. I tried using the bundle id (reverse domain
structure) but that doesn't seem to work.Whats the method here?
