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- Overview
- Creating a non-maximized window
- Characteristics of non-maximized windows
- Window size
- Opening a non-maximized window
- Clipped window
- Remark
Non-maximized windows in iOS
A non-maximized window can occupy a section of the screen only. Most of the time, the non-maximized windows are used to display information messages. Creating a non-maximized window To create a non-maximized window: - Click
 in the quick access buttons. - When the new element window appears, click "Window" then "Window".
- The window creation wizard opens.
- Select "Blank for iPad" or "Blank for iPhone" in the wizard and validate.
- The window is created in the editor.
- Display the description window ("Description" option in the context menu).
- On the "Style" tab, select "Non-maximized window".
Remarks: - The "Window with arrow" option is used to create a window with arrow.
- This type of window is available for iPad only.
- Validate.
Characteristics of non-maximized windows Window size The size of window when it is opened can be modified in the "Details" tab of the description window. By default, the window is centered in relation to the screen. Note: Minimum and maximum window heights and widths can be selected in the "Style" tab of the description window ("Size min/max" button). Opening a non-maximized window OpenMobileWindow(FEN_Non_Max)
Clipped window A non-maximized window can be clipped (non-rectangular window). To do so, use an image in PNG format. To clip a non-maximized window: - In the "Style" tab of the window description, select the "Transparent" background color.
- In the "Image" tab of the window description, select:
- a background image in PNG format,
- the "According to image" transparency mode.
Note: Image transparency is managed by the PNG format.
Remark The title bar of a non-maximized window is displayed for the Window with arrow windows only. |
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