I would like to know if there is any way of putting a margin in the top or bottom of the android screen.
I'm going to integrate a tablet in my car, but the dash is just a bit small in height than the tablet (not in width) so i need to reduce the height of the screen in about 3 or 4 mm. Is that possible???
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how to move the status bar in bottom of the screen?
View 1 Replies View RelatedWithin the past week, I have gotten a "Sending..." notification at the bottom of my screen when I turn my phone on. Also, my phone gets a bit warm and the battery doesn't last a half a day. I use Handcent and have cleared the cache and the "unsent messages". I don't know what other program is sending things.
Nexus S AT&T
Android 4.0.4
I wish to change the 2 shortcuts at the bottom of Gingerbread default home screen (Phone, Browser) to something else (Messages, Gmail). But I couldn't find a way to change those icons either by press and hold on the shortcut, or by dragging icons from the Apps screen.
What's the best way to change them without using 3rd party launchers?
I want to lock the bottom row icons in home screen. How can I lock it? I am using N7000 with Omnirom Kitkat.
View 3 Replies View Relatedin some apps (such as VLC, Flash player, the stock video player, etc), there appears to be a small black bar at the bottom where the status bar usually is (even if it's hidden, there's still a black bar). I've had a research and saw a solution app called 'full!screen', however I have no way of rooting the device (It's an Android TV box with no USB output, only input). My current solution is to use MX Player, but it doesn't play 1080p videos properly, so I'd really prefer VLC at this point.
View 7 Replies View RelatedI have a galaxy s2 running ICS (but the issue occurred) and I have a very odd issue with the keyboard.
A short while ago, my screen broke and I had it replaced, good as new. Well almost. When ever I use the messaging app, or another type of app like that (Whats App for example), when you are composing a new message, and the textbox is shrunk down to one line at the bottom of the screen, there appears to be no input detected on that part of the screen, the send button (on the right hand side) works, and the other controls all work fine, just not the textbox.
So I figured that when the screen broke, it messed up that part of the screen, but other apps that have controls in that region (such as the camera app that has the photo button, or the lock screen with the emergency call button) all work 100%.
Its just textboxes at the bottom of the screen that do not seem to accept touch events.
My galaxy s2's screen has occasionally stopped responding, the os was still running and everything so it wasnt frozen, my touch screen just simply stopped working. Only way to fix it was to hit the back of the phone and do a battery reset. This issue started poping up more and more, and now it won't respond.
Model: GT-I9100M
No custom roms/kernels have ever been installed, has always run off the stock. Never been dropped or had water on it (I took very good care of it).
The nav bar at the bottom (back/search/options/menue) and hardware buttons all work. Everything above the screen no longer works.
What iv done: I've reset the phone, did a bettery pull for the night, fully charged it, looked at the board and checked all the connections (all good). Would flashing a custom rom/kernel be something to try next? Why would the bottom nav bar work but no the rest of the screen? Could it be locked somehow? If it is.. how would I unlock it?
how to change bottom icons on home screen (e.g. phone,contact,message,internet,apps) i think its called the bottom dock its for new Samsung Galaxy S3 4G i cant find any forum or vids on youtube, i can find plenty on how to change the icons on the lock screen but thats not what i looking for.
View 5 Replies View RelatedI am working on tabactivity.
I wanna show my tabwidget below the tabcontent(framelayout).
I done it by setting the tabwiget tab attribute as android:gravity="bottom"
But the framelayout cant align with those tabs.
That is the tabs are shown at the bottom of the screen and overlap the framelayout
How to do that? if set some height value to the framelayout it not optimized for all screens of android.
When i make a tabhost, the tabs buttons are at the top of the screen. How to have it at the bottom?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI am a beginner in Android programming. I want to build a simple application with a main list view in the screen and two buttons at the bottom of the screen.When more items are added to the list view, the list view should scroll without increasing the overall length of the list view.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI've created this set of 4 Tabs named "HOme" "COTD" "Uvtv" and "feeds" for part of the UI of my application. I now need to create a set of sub-tabs for the COTD tab, and they need to be at the bottom of the screen.
I have 8 java classes, 4 that are the tabs, 3 that are supposed to be the Subtabs for COTD, and 1 which is the main class that retrieves and displays the tabs shapes and such
My main file extend to TabActivity and Implements OnTabChangeListener,
CODE:..............
I though that maybe extending the COTD class to TabActivity would've done it, but once I ran it and clicked on the tab it would automatically shut down.
Is there any way to create, as I would say "Sub"-tabs on the COTD file? am I supposed to create another main file for the COTD tab?
The dialog("android.app.Dialog") normally pops up in the center of screen. Can we make the dialog to come in the bottom of screen.
View 5 Replies View RelatedWhat this looks like is on the left and what I want it to look like is on the right.The obvious answer is to set the TextView to fill_parent on height but this causes no room to be left for the button or entry field. Essentially the issue is that I want the submit button and the text entry to be a fixed height at the bottom and the text view to fill the rest of the space, similarly in the horizontal Linear layout I want the submit button to wrap its content and for the text entry to fill the rest of the space.If the first item in a Linear Layout is told to fill_parent it does exactly that, leaving no room for other items, how do I get an item which is first in a linear layout to fill all space apart from the minimum required by the rest of the items in the layout?
View 3 Replies View RelatedHow would I set up my gallery to be on the bottom of the screen? Would I need to create a gridLayout and then set the gallery in the bottom grid or what? I've tried doing android:gravity="bottom" with no luck.
View 2 Replies View RelatedFind this Widget at the bottom of my home screen? I downloaded it from www.android-apps.com and for some reason uninstalled it from my phone and now I cannot find it again. It's a widget that stores the 5 most recent apps on a "dock" that takes up 4 spaces on any screen.
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1. I want to add voicemail to the dock at the bottom of each screen. When I try to change one of the icons that does not show up as an option. HELP
2. I want to put the app killer (sorry not sure the proper name, but it is the one that came with the phone) on one of my screens, but just cannot find it.
I have a samsung epic, with launcher pro.
Also where can I find different icons?
I am trying to put the zoom controls of the map on the bottom right corner of screen. I could do it with RelativeLayout using both alignParentBottom="true" and alignParentRight="true", but with Framelayout I did not find any such attributes. How do I align it to the bottom-right of screen?
View 1 Replies View RelatedMost screen shots of Touchdown have the Home Screen Buttons on the left side. My Samsung Vibrant has them across the bottom and I can't figure out how to get them on the left.The Nitro Desk configuration manual shows them on the left, but the installation manual shows them on the bottom.It does not say in any of the manuals how to move them.
I previously asked a question that I still have not been able to solve:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3126347/android-relativelayout-how-to-alignparentbottom-when-wrapped-in-a-scrollview
What I am trying to do is align a view to the bottom of the screen, using either a RelativeLayout or LinearLayout, and then wrap that layout in a scrollview to permit scrolling when necessary (for changes to landscape orientation or on small screen devices).
To date, what I find is that anything aligned to parent bottom works great as long at the bottom is visible...but if the bottom is below the scroll, the view that is aligned parent bottom jumps up to the top.
This seems like a very common design for ads that appear on the bottom, so I would think that this is possible. Is it?
I want do make navigation bar at bottom of the screen in android application . how can i do that?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI want to fix a view at the bottom of the screen.How can i do that?
View 1 Replies View RelatedHow do you space ImageButtons?
With RelativeLayout, I can have them side by side but I want a gap between them.
How do I place the buttons in the center and at the bottom of the screen?
My app has 5 different relative layouts that it can switch between by using a set of buttons that is at the bottom of the screen. 3 of the layouts contain only TextViews and ImageViews. The other 2 both have a ListView in them. On the 2 views that contain lists when the soft keyboard appears the buttons that are along the bottom move up to on top of the soft keyboard. But on the other 3 views the buttons get hidden by the keyboard. The buttons all have the attribute android:alignParentBottom="true" does anyone know why they'd be behaving differently when one of these two are the active layout at the time?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI am facing difficulty in placing the soft keys at the bottom of the screen. I have two EditTexts in my layout and then i want the space to be empty and then place the soft keys "Save" and "Clear" at the bottom of the layout. But not able to do. Tried using layouts and Gravity.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI have a layout that has a button I would like to always be on the bottom of the scree of my phone. The problem is android:layout_gravity="bottom" only puts it at the below the rest of the layout, rather than the very bottom of the screen.Is there a way around this?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to add a listview on the bottom of my opening activity that has two text items. Anyone know how to do this? I see stuff on how to do a listview with two columns, and how to do a listview at the bottom of an activity, but I can't find any that does both.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI'm having trouble setting up an Android Layout.
What I would like is a scrollable ListView followed by a small bar of text (TextView) that doesn't scroll and always stays at the bottom of the screen.
it would look like this:
ListViewItem1
ListViewItem2
ListViewItem3
Bar of Text Here (always displayed irrespective of scroll state of the ListView)
I've tried a bunch of different variations on this, but none shows the static text
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I'm trying to show a ScrollView with a button anchored to bottom of screen. This is coded programmatically (without using XML layout for now). The trouble is when the ScrollView has many items (requiring scrolling), it prevents the button at the bottom from showing. The bottom button is sort of pushed off the screen. Look at the code below. I have a TODO which mentions a workaround to specify the exact pixel height of the ScrollView, but this is not a good solution. If you change the for loop to add only 2 buttons, then the bottom button will show. So how do I make the ScrollView show a scrolling list, with the bottom button in view, and without specifying an exact size of the ScrollView? I've seen some discussions here:
http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/browse_thread/threa http: //groups. google.com /group/ android-developers/browse_thread/threa But I don't know how to apply these to my situation.package com.test.ScrollViewTest; import android.app.Activity; import android.os.Bundle; import android. view. Gravity ; import android.view. ViewGroup. MarginLayoutParams; import android.widget.Button; import android. widget.ImageView; import android .widget.LinearLayout; import android.widget.RelativeLayout; import android.widget.ScrollView; import android.widget.TextView; public class MyScrollViewTest extends Activity @Override public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) super. onCreate (savedInstanceState); LinearLayout ll = new LinearLayout(this); // the main layout of the screen ll.setOrientation (LinearLayout.VERTICAL); TextView tv1 = new TextView(this); tv1.setText("First line of text"); TextView tv2 = new TextView(this); tv2.setText("Second line of text"); ll.addView(tv1); ll.addView(tv2); ScrollView sv = new ScrollView(this);// You can only add one child (usually a layout) to a scrollview, // otherwise you get exception: "ScrollView can host only one direct child" LinearLayout ll2 = new LinearLayout(this); ll2.setOrientation(LinearLayout.VERTICAL); * TODO: PROBLEM HERE: You cannot use WRAP_CONTENT for height, because * the layout below the scrollView will not show (it's sort of pushed * off the screen - even if a margin is specified). * An alternate value of 300 works OK (remove the bottom margin too).* But this is only suitable for screen size 320x480 in portrait mode.LinearLayout.LayoutParams params Linear = new LinearLayout.LayoutParams( LinearLayout. Layout Params.FILL_PARENT, Linear Layout.LayoutParams.WRAP_CONTENT /*300*/); Add 50 pixel margin to bottom of scrollview (this margin doesn't scroll) paramsLinear.bottomMargin = 50;sv.addView(ll2); // Add some stuff to scrollView to test its depth // (it should leave a margin at bottom of screen) for (int i = 1; i < 10; i++) { TextView textView = new TextView(this) ;textView.setText ("Text View " + i); linearLayout.LayoutParams p = new LinearLayout .LayoutParams (Linear Layout.LayoutParams.FILL_PARENT, LinearLayout.LayoutParams.WRAP_CONTENT);
ll2.addView (textView, p); button buttonView = new Button(this); buttonView. setText ("Button " + i);ll2.addView(buttonView, p); ll.addView(sv, paramsLinear); RelativeLayout rl = new RelativeLayout(this); RelativeLayout.LayoutParams paramsRelative = new lative Layout. LayoutParams( RelativeLayout.LayoutParams.FILL_PARENT, RelativeLayout .Layout Params .WRAP_CONTENT); // Make the button anchored to the bottom of the screen.// But this doesn't work when the ScrollView has a scrolling list of items. Why? params Relative .addRule(RelativeLayout.ALIGN_PARENT_BOTTOM); rl.setLayout Params (params Relative) ;