I've tried using Android Studio to create a button with a blurry transparent background, as shown in this picture, but unfortunately, I do not know how to implement it
Here is a picture of how I imagine the button
Use this library, you can create a blur layout and use it as button with setOnClickListener
https://github.com/CameraKit/blurkit-android
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Is there a way to set a progress indicator inside a button (preferably using the native Material Button from Material Components - Android)? There is a video on the website showing exactly what I need, but there's nothing in the documentation about it. Here is a screenshot of the same. Wanted to use it on a login button.
I also though of using a CircularProgressDrawable, which I've used before on a chip (as a chip icon), but in case of a button, I don't think there's a way to centre an icon horizontally on a button (my button width matches parent).
If anyone knows how to do this via either of the two ways, I'd be thankful.
I am trying to create a library for android basically it's a indeterminate progress bar on button itself and even text next to it look the pic for reference it is inspired from snapchat
So basically i need a button with icon and text and the icon should perform animation on the button itself
I tried using drawableLeft but i can't perform the animation
I also tried using linerlayout with imageView and textView inside it in xml and then perform animation on imageView but since i am creating lib all i want is in a class file
So any suggestion or idea how I can solve the problem?
I'm trying to implement a menu with images as buttons. My main problem is, how do I set the text dynamically (I'm using language selection in my app) to the button? From what I've read I can set a background to a button but my images are not squared, and if I use ImageButton I can't write on the button.
My idea was to have a menu with buttons shown as below:
And after clicked the menu would slide:
Any ideas on how to achieve this? And how can I do it for all the phone resolutions? Thanks.
I am using a button with my own back ground color in android and that button is not getting focus what is the problem?
Buttons normally will not have focus by touch. Also focus depends on the background.
So, check the background - it needs to be of type drawable with multiple states or you need to make a gradient. Check Standard Android Button with a different color
I'm new to Android application development.
I would like to ask the use of image button in Android programming when simple button can also add the image with the button. How can we generate click event of image button?
The Image Button control is a special type of button that displays a Drawable graphic instead of text.
The Image Button and Button controls are both derived from the View class, but
they are unrelated to each other. The Button class is actually a direct subclass
of Text View (think of it as a line of text with a background graphic that looks
like a button), whereas the Image Button class is a direct subclass of Image View.
If you will look in the API for Button you will see that it has a method called setOnClickListener that is inherited from View. Since ImageButton is also a view, you can also call the same method for it.
The only way that I see to use an image in a Button is by using android:background in the XML. This is only used for setting what's shown behind the text of a button. You should use ImageButton when you want to make a button that only uses the image as its defining feature. If you end up wanting to only see the image and have no part of the button background visible, you can set android:background on the button to use an invisible Drawable.