Is it is possible to apply css files in android application? For example if I have css file for button, then how can I access that file in my android application if am using android studio?
Android isn't support CSS. Instead android has it's own mechanism, styles.
Or you can use Apps with HTML and CSS in WebView which is packaged in android assets.
Or you can use Frameworks like PhoneGapp,Corona,Titanium.
Comparison between Corona, Phonegap, Titanium
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I search a tool or app for create assets Android and iOS from an SVG file (for not lost resolution or quality).
For example, I have my_img.svg I use app and result a zip with :
iOS
my_img#3x.png
my_img#2x.png
my_img.png
Android
hdpi/my_img.png
xhdpi/my_img.png
xxhdpi/my_img.png
...
I work with Xamarin and I don't want use Android Studio and Xcode just for create assets.
Do you know app free or not for this, with SVG in source?
For Android you can use Asset Studio
It also helps to choose the right sizes for action bar icons, app icons, etc. As I'm not an iOS Dev I would just go along with the answer of Brayan Armando Yaquian Gonzale for that platform.
Have you heard about w3goodies for ios and cloudconverter for android?
I want to display a pdf file in an android app. I used the pdf renderer sample app from android studio. The rendered image does not have any text by default. That is because the pdf uses a custom font which has to be installed on the PC to display the file.
PS: It would be very helpful if you could use the same android sample(PdfRendererBasic) app from android studio.
Thank You.
I got some file from a graphic designer such as CSS, HTML, JSON, SVG, etc for creating an application based on android. However, I don't know how to apply them into an android project. Please help me.
When you say android application I understand its a .apk executable. But When you say developing android application using html, does it mean we still get a .apk file or when we develop using html, is it then called as android web development, which means you won't get a .apk file. But you get a html file that runs on android browser. Is that a correct statement. Because apart from Java and C# Xamarin which will produce a .apk file, I dont think html--->.apk file never happens.
So .apk file means apps similar to windows applications, and using html means we
create a mobile web application?
does it mean we still get a .apk file or when we develop using html
It can, if you are using tools like PhoneGap.
or when we develop using html, is it then called as android web development, which means you won't get a .apk file
An HTML5 Web app, particularly with offline caching, can feel a bit like an app. However, it would be written as a Web site or Web app and distributed as such, not distributed in the form of an APK.
I'm creating an Android app that will handle collections of image files.
I'm looking for an archive format (and library) similar to .zip or .tar that meets these requirements:
Open source
Allows extraction of a single file without extracting
all files
Capable of containing image and text (probably json) files
I'm looking for something that is well supported on Android. Something that works for Android and IOS would be a plus.
What about Gzip? Open source and it has native support on Android.
For iPhone, you could use the ZipArchive library, though it may also have native support. (Search the SDK, I don't know how!)