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[carrascojg]

Hi,

When i see my icon information in PBI desktop version, it look good.

When a user (probably with different display resolution) see the icon information, it looks not aligned with his information.

Somebody can give some troubleshotting or tips for this ?.

(I send an screen to take a look. I deleted some text, the problem is the alignment. The icon as a whole and colored boxs are Format Text Box)

Thank you

 

[vojtechsima · Accepted solution]

hey, @carrascojg ,

what I would do probably is to ask the user what his resolution is and design it based on user's resolution. If he uses smaller one, I would also make everything smaller with predefined exact pixels, and fit as much as possible in the least amount of pixels.

[v-tejrama]

Hi @carrascojg ,

Thank you @vojtechsima  for the response provided!

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[v-tejrama]

Hi @grazitti_sapna ,

I wanted to check if you had the opportunity to review the information provided. Please feel free to contact us if you have any further questions.

Thank you.

[grazitti_sapna · Accepted solution]

Hi @carrascojg ,
Here are few things you can consider:-

• Use Grid & Snap Alignment (View → Enable Gridlines + Snap to Grid) (If will align visuals as per the grid)
• Group similar elements (e.g. select Icon, Text, box, cards then right click and group)
• Define cavas size manually by adding custom height and width dimensions (Avoid fit to page)
• Lock the visuals once you finalize their position (Format - Lock Objects)

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[vojtechsima · Accepted solution]

hey, @carrascojg ,

what I would do probably is to ask the user what his resolution is and design it based on user's resolution. If he uses smaller one, I would also make everything smaller with predefined exact pixels, and fit as much as possible in the least amount of pixels.

[FBergamaschi]

Hi @carrascojg,

I would tell the user to change browser first and let's see if that solves, as often it happens

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[carrascojg]

Hi @FBergamaschi , this is not possible this time because the user need this display resolution to work with anothers apps. Thank  you