Page styles are reusable, centrally managed sets of style properties. While Low Fidelity mode is active on a page, it is converted to greyscale, and all fonts are replaced with the Axure Handwriting font for a rougher look. Low Fidelity mode reduces the visual fidelity of your pages to help your stakeholders focus on the UX of a design rather than its visuals. To clear static dimensions from a page, set the Page Dimensions droplist back to Auto. When viewing a prototype on a mobile device, select Scale to Width in the prototype player's view settings to make the page content fit to the device's viewport. This framing is reflected in the web browser as well. When you select dimensions for a page, the canvas changes size to match, with grey negative space framing a white viewport region. ![]() Select from a number of popular device dimensions or define your own custom dimensions with the Web and Custom Device options. If desired, you can set a static width and/or height for your page using the Page Dimensions dropdown. Page Dimensionsīy default, page dimensions are automatically calculated based on the widgets on the canvas, and the canvas itself is not constrained. You can access these properties in the Style pane. You can edit the following properties to customize the style of your prototype's pages. I’ve used these with 20 to 30 rows and 20 image states with good results.To quickly learn the basics of working with pages in Axure RP, check out the Working with Pages module of our Core Training series. In your repeater column, use the name of the state to refer to a specific image and in the OnItemLoad event, change the state of the dynamic panel to the value ]. Or, if you have a limited set of unique images you can create a dynamic panel in your repeater with one state for each image. If the “online solution” doesn’t work or is too slow, you can copy a folder of images to the HTML folder (use a subfolder name other than “images” as that is used by Axure already) and use MyImages/myimagefile.png as the URL. This will tend to run slow, depending on internet connection, server, etc. To change an existing repeater row, use the Update Row action and to add a new row, use the Add Row action in both cases, enter the image filename in the MyImage column. –and you would choose “value” instead of the default “image” in the Set Image action. If ] does not equal "" Set icon image to "my./images/].png" ![]() You would create an OnItemLoad case like, To do this in a repeater, you’ll need a column in your datasheet to handle the image filenames and/or source locations–let’s say this is named “MyImage”, and all the possible icon images are located at “ my./images/*.png”. You can use the action, Set Image to dynamically change the image–and you can choose to import an image from the local drive or use a value to specify the image location. So, let’s say you have an image widget in your repeater named, “icon”. If all the images are in the same server directory, you can just assign the filename and prepend the base URL in your OnItemLoad event. ![]() If your images are or can be posted online (and devices using the prototype have online access to those web locations) then you can dynamically add rows and assign a repeater column value with a URL for the image you want to show. Are a few things you can do to dynamically load/show images in a repeater, depending on where your images are located (online/offline), how many unique images you need to support, how many rows in your repeater, how big the images are and/or speed you might want.
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