Flexible.js Mobile-compatible with Android high resolution incompatibility problem

According to the solution found on the Internet, for Android devices, change the dpr=1 to the current device DPR

if(!DPR &&!)Scale ) {        if(isiphone) {//iOS, for 2 and 3 screen, with twice times the scheme, the remaining 1 time times the scheme            if(Devicepixelratio >= 3 && (!DPR | | DPR >= 3) ) {DPR= 3; } Else if(Devicepixelratio >= 2 && (!DPR | | DPR >= 2) ) {DPR= 2; } Else{DPR= 1; }        } Else {            //Other devices, still using 1 time times the scheme            //DPR = 1;           //under Other devices, use the current DPR of the device insteadDPR =Devicepixelratio; } Scale= 1/DPR; }    

This time will not find some Android can be normal display, some Android display style is particularly small? In fact, there is a point to note that in the code, we may be different DPR devices set a different style, than the film, width, height, font size, and so on, it is necessary to consider the possible DPR Android, otherwise these specific styles will inevitably be in accordance with the default dpr=1 style to show. For example, the following is my default write Font-size

At present only a part of the Andro, no problem, dpr=2.75 is the millet mix,dpr=4 is Samsung S6 Edge, I see the online Android should also have dpr=1.5 situation, I have not met. So be sure to write a variety of programs, otherwise, the Android style really on the knees ................

Here is a piece of article written better, can recommend reading:http://blog.csdn.net/a0405221/article/details/78913714

In the course of testing also found a problem, vivo can't open our mobile website .......... Not for any other browser ...

Flexible.js Mobile-compatible with Android high resolution incompatibility