Hi guys i just used TextSwitcher but this isn't the element that i exactly want. Firstly there shouldn't be any buttons, it can be slided with finger, also not like ScrollView. One slide for one text change. I hope i could explain my problem properly.
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I'm trying to create a layout that looks like this:
And I haven't been able to find any examples where more than one card is visible at a time. I'd like the targeted card to SNAP to the center. Can someone please show me the secret?
This link, helped decipher the problem. The trick is this view property called
android:clipToPadding="false"
That and a larger margin than I was expecting. A margin of 10-20dp was not large enough to see the other views in the list, because of the space between the recyclerview items. Once I increased the left and right margin to 80dp I got the effect I was looking for.
I think if you're going to achieve that effect, user LinearLayoutManager.HORIZONTAL Cannot be realized ，use viewpager can realized,I have done a similar effect one year ago,Hope help you
I have seen questions about this previously but none seem to work for me.
I want to change the color of the material drop down, as seen here
I want to make the arrow black.
I have tried making a custom drawable and using that with dropDownSelector but it didn't show the arrow correctly. I have tried adding it as a style and it didn't work either.
Any ideas would be great.
Thanks
I have encountered the same problem as well. But i had some focus problems, because Spinner was inside ScrollView. I have solved the issue by implementing ListPopupWindow.
Here is great example how to implement ListPopupWindow :
For my app, I'm trying to have a section listing the tags in an article but I wasn't able to find an Android Layout that can achieve this.
Basically, I have an array of strings which contains anywhere from 1 to 5 elements. I want to be able to list them in an manner in which they're sort of staggered. Similar to what a Horizontal LinearLayout would do except it goes to the next line if the next view is too large. I'd have to do this programatically and without a ListView/GridView since it's inside a ScrollView.
Is there any way to achieve this?
Here is an edited image of what I mean...
http://i.stack.imgur.com/Hhpry.png
I set a picture as background in my main activity with some objects like home.gif, car.gif, dog.gif, etc. All object files are transparent.
I want to highlight this objects that user can interact with it.
I could not found examples in web how to get this effect. So I am asking here.
I would be grateful if you could help me.
Thank you for your time and consideration!
Ciao, Szymon
You want to show the border of the transparent images in an activity?
Then in selector of that view you just add a pressed state which has borders set.
I created a ListView in Android, and a corresponding ListActivity. Each individual item in the ListView has just one TextView (I plan to add an image and a CheckBox later).The ListActivity overrides the onListItemClick to perform certain tasks on click of any item on the list.
Heres whats happening -
When I first tried clicking on any item, nothing happened.
I then tried setting the properties "Focusable" and "Focusable in Touch Mode" to false for the TextView, as mentioned here, here and here. The List items started recognizing clicks, but only when I clicked somewhere away from the TextView. Whenever I tried clicking on the TextView or anywhere near it, it did not work.
I also tried changing various attributes like Clickable, but nothing has worked so far.
Any idea what I could be doing wrong ?
Thanks
After playing around with virtually every attribute in my TextView, I finally found the reason why it was not working. It was because of the attribute android:inputType="text" in my TextView. I'm not sure why I added that piece of code (I probably copied the TextView from one of my other applications), but removing it solves my problem.
Class which will listen clicks on ListView should implement interface AdapterView.OnItemClickListener