There are multiple settings in the OS that may be able to help with this, depending upon what OS version you are running. See this link: https://www.howtogeek.com/268754/how-to-...id-nougat/
On my tablet, which is rooted and running Android 7.0, there is an option under Settings->Display called "Display Size". If I increase that, everything in MobileSheetsPro gets larger. There is also a separate Font Size setting, but that didn't seem to work for me when I tried. Your results may be different on those devices.
Adding a way to control the font size and icon sizes for everything in the application is not going to be an easy task otherwise. I would have to programmatically control the size of the text in every component in the application. For icons, I'd have to programmatically change their width/height to make them scale larger. Implementing that would take a huge amount of effort, so I'd like to avoid it if there is another option that will work. I did a little research, and there may be a way for me to override the default font and screen scaling for the application, so it's possible that I can replicate what I described above with the "Display Size" setting by providing my own settings in the app for text sizes. If I change the screen density that way, it could cause all of the icons to increase in size, but it would increase everything in the application in size as well, which may not be desirable.
Mike
On my tablet, which is rooted and running Android 7.0, there is an option under Settings->Display called "Display Size". If I increase that, everything in MobileSheetsPro gets larger. There is also a separate Font Size setting, but that didn't seem to work for me when I tried. Your results may be different on those devices.
Adding a way to control the font size and icon sizes for everything in the application is not going to be an easy task otherwise. I would have to programmatically control the size of the text in every component in the application. For icons, I'd have to programmatically change their width/height to make them scale larger. Implementing that would take a huge amount of effort, so I'd like to avoid it if there is another option that will work. I did a little research, and there may be a way for me to override the default font and screen scaling for the application, so it's possible that I can replicate what I described above with the "Display Size" setting by providing my own settings in the app for text sizes. If I change the screen density that way, it could cause all of the icons to increase in size, but it would increase everything in the application in size as well, which may not be desirable.
Mike