On a screen I use a listview element to display some strings.
When I originally tested on Android (Xiaomi Mi A1, OS Android 9) I was surprised to have to use a very large TextSize value to be able to visualize the item well.
When starting to test this application with iOS (IPhone 5s, version
Software version: 12.5.1), the items in that listView appear huge.
In Android I used a size 50 while in iOS I have to go down to a value of 14 to obtain similar sizes in the text.
I have also encountered problems with the size of the control when specifying the size (of the control) with Fill parent
I just tested from a new project and it looks like it should.
I am trying to reproduce the problem from a new project because the project I have the problem in is somewhat ... "complex" and I would have to provide you with several QR codes to configure it and provide the data to see the result.
It looks like it is more of a problem with the Android version than with the iOS version
If in the main project definition screen I indicate the Fixed value in Sizing, I have to indicate a high value to see the elements of the ListView, but if I place the Responsive value, it will be seen with the appropriate size.
When testing with iOS, varying this value does not seem to affect the size of the text in the ListView
If I recall correctly, we did have Fixed sizing support in an earlier version of iOS but on iPads it made the UI absolutely huge. We might be able to fiddle with the old code to get the behavior correct. Generally, I'd recommend using Responsive over Fixed sizing anyway as this was a kludge added to App Inventor when Android started introducing screens with varying DPIs. The introduction of tablets to the market made it even more problematic. We may need to cap the scaling factor for tablets if we restore the Fixed sizing logic on iOS.