How do I make my ImageView a fixed size regardless of the size of the bitmap?
Just delete the maxHeight and maxWidth attributes and enter your units in layout_width and layout_height appropriately. But do not use the 'px' unit - use 'dp' instead, because these are device-independent.
I could have sworn I tried that. Thanks for your help. – chubbard Sep 27 '10 at 13:24.
The toolbar will use ImageViews as application buttons. I would like the ImageViews to be the exact same size regardless device; by "same size" I mean that, when rendered to the screen, if I measure them with a ruler, the dimensions will be the same. I would like this size to be ~10mm (the width of my index finger).
I have been completely unsuccessful in accomplishing this. I am testing on a MDPI, large screen Acer Iconia Tab and a HDPI medium screen Samsung Galaxy Tab.
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