Cater for Rotation Lock on iPad Tutorial
The other way to look at the small dilemma yesterday’s Rotation Lock on iPad Primer Tutorial addressed is to say …
- rather than rely on “hardware” settings to solve a problem … we …
- smarten up the “software” instead, to cater for the iPad in Landscape Lock using the changed haiku_animated_gif.html inhouse Haiku creation web application we exemplified as being the problem catalyst, yesterday
… and, considering non-mobile platforms had never been an issue, what is the ideal “only affects mobile” methodology we might approach to help out, do you think? Anyone, anyone? Yes, Pusillanimous III … something pretty much precisely like …
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… … would be nice … yes..
Previous relevant Rotation Lock on iPad Primer Tutorial is shown below.
Rotation Lock on iPad Primer Tutorial
Your modern day tablet device is very useful and amazing regarding its capabilities. For us, here, our iPad (tablet) serves at least two categories of use …
- entertainment via streaming services
- web browser and mobile application usage
… and these two categories of use may disagree regarding the iPad’s Rotation Lock setting, controlled via …
swipe down from top right of iPad screen ...
toggle rotation icon as required by tapping it
… a set of controls we don’t seem to be able to commit to memory … perhaps the same for you, hence the reason for today’s tutorial.
So, we see …
- “entertainment via streaming services” suits iPad landscape orientation with Rotation Lock set (white background)
- we think more often than not “web browser and mobile application usage” suits iPad with Rotation Lock unset (black background) to allow both landscape and portrait orientations be available via rotation of the iPad (we realized when creating some Haiku animated GIFs with our inhouse Haiku creation web application)
Today’s PDF presentation shows us going from “entertainment via streaming services” to “web browser and mobile application usage” (and back to “entertainment via streaming services”) adjusting this iPad Rotation Lock setting from “set” to “unset” (and back to “set”).
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