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Some of these descriptions seem rather short and non-descriptive. For example Arnold Shoulder Press. Is this something that I should still use or was there another one that I should be focused on? Also, is there a preferred font and font size?
I had a look at the Arnold Shoulder Press - it has a link to a youtube video. Making this link clickable (start an Intent) would make the description usefull again.
Of course pictures would be much better. But displaying a bad description is often better than displaying nothing at all.
About font and size: just use the default values that android provides. If it seems too small feel free to change the size as you like.
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From: "Christian Skubich" [email protected]
To: "chaosbastler/opentraining" [email protected]
Cc: "christopherfowers" [email protected]
Subject: [opentraining] Display description if there's no image (#35)
Date: Fri, Feb 27, 2015 1:58 PM
I had a look at the Arnold Shoulder Press - it has a link to a youtube video. Making this link clickable (start an Intent) would make the description usefull again.
Of course pictures would be much better. But displaying a bad description is often better than displaying nothing at all.
About font and size: just use the default values that android provides. If it seems too small feel free to change the size as you like.
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The app should display the description of the exercise when there is no image but an description.
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