[Solved] How to set some fixed width and height for Xlarge [closed]

Question

You’re trying to mimic a feature of iOS that’s built into the operating system, and used as compatibility solution for iPhone apps running on an iPad.

Android isn’t fragmented with regards to screen sizes as iOS is, as coping with screen dimensions is an integral part of Android’s layouting system. Your app will scale up to a larger screen and will be perfectly functional.

If you want to tailor the app to make better use of larger screens, you can use resource qualifiers. Supporting multiple screens is very well explained in this Android API Guide.

In short, you can accomplish what you’re asking by understanding resource qualifiers, but it’s a very bad idea to crop your application as you decribed on larger displays.

Accepted Answer

You’re trying to mimic a feature of iOS that’s built into the operating system, and used as compatibility solution for iPhone apps running on an iPad.

Android isn’t fragmented with regards to screen sizes as iOS is, as coping with screen dimensions is an integral part of Android’s layouting system. Your app will scale up to a larger screen and will be perfectly functional.

If you want to tailor the app to make better use of larger screens, you can use resource qualifiers. Supporting multiple screens is very well explained in this Android API Guide.

In short, you can accomplish what you’re asking by understanding resource qualifiers, but it’s a very bad idea to crop your application as you decribed on larger displays.