Does anyone knows why relative layout is not working and whenever i apply it all the element appear at the top of the layout.
You have to apply rules for your views inside like
android:layout_above
Or
android:layout_below
Check out constraint layout is a new layout where you can set constraints by hand
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The linear layout in android is like this...
Layout available
But I want a layout that will move the inner widget down instead of forward like this
Layout I want
there is no layout in Android, which can do such replacing, but you can use Flexbox lib from Google
If you want to only use linear layout then you can do nesting of 2 linear layout
in 1 : orientation will be vertical, and horizontal in other
To make it more easy, use relative/constraint layout.
I'm making an app with a Navigatin Drawer Activity but in the content_main.xml it
puts an constraint layout, how can I remove/replace it or better make it match the height of the device?
Repalce it by linearlayout, you can change the constrainst layout tag to linear layout and make android:width="match_parent"
In my xml hierarchy, I have the root element as a RelativeLayout and then a Scrollview as a child. That ScrollView then has a RelativeLayout with views inside it.
My problem is that I cannot edit the contents in the ScrollView as the design view of Android Studio doesn't show the entire ScrollView. I've tried the toggle viewport render mode button but that doesn't change anything (note: my ScrollView's fillviewport is true as well.
Is there a way I can see everything in my ScrollView where the ScrollView is a child of a RelativeLayout in Android Studio's design view?
I have this issue as well.
If you have a view hierarchy like...
RelativeLayout (root)
--> ScrollView
--> RelativeLayout
--> Views (e.g. Buttons, TextViews, etc.)
...I change the above layout to something like...
RelativeLayout (root)
--> Include
...where my include tag is referencing another XML layout...
ScrollView
--> RelativeLayout
--> Views (e.g. Buttons, TextViews, etc.)
In Android Studio's preview, the first XML layout with the <include> tag should show (part of the complete) layout on the device.
The second XML layout, with the ScrollView as its root should show you all of the Views.
As far as I know, there is no other way around this, unfortunately - and I would love to see an alternative solution if there is one.
I am developing an app with an activity with member reactions on a hike event. The reactions are the yellow "balloons" which are made using a LinearLayout. Each item is constructed from a XML file (listitem_deelnemerreactie.xml) which defines the layout for a reaction item. The top level of this layout file is a LinearLayout my itself.
I want some spacing between the separate elements, as well as some right margin. The most straightforward way to so this should be: setting a bottom and right margin on the top-level LinearLAyout element of the listitem_deelnemerreactie.xml layout file.
But setting the bottom margin on the LinearLayout has no effect on the vertical spacing, though the right margin does have an effect.
The only way to be able to set a vertical margin appears to be: setting is in the Java code, after attaching the inflated view to the container.
See the two images for the effect and the code.
Though setting the margins in the code is a working workaround, I still think it is strange this cannot be achieved in the XML. Why is the bottom margin attribute ignored while the right margin is not?
Any ideas?
Have you tried to set an android:padding="10dp" for example on your elements to spaced them ?
Hello i have used a Relativelayout in android using XML but when i see image in graphical layout there is small margin left at bottom in different screensizes.How to remove that margin.I also used a ScrollView in layout.
I think you have to set bottom margin in negative
like
android:layout_marginBottom="-10dip"
Check whether you have used padding for your layout,
Better post your layout file and/or screenshot.