I have a grid, which consist of many cards ordered by alphabet.
I want to achieve behavior similar to standard Android clock app. I.e I need a fast scrollbar with indicator in Material Design for my GridView.
Any ideas? Libraries?
Any help is truly appreciated. Alex. P.S. Sorry for my English:)
Ok. There is a library for that: https://github.com/danoz73/RecyclerViewFastScroller
So I guess it's the best time to start using RecyclerView :)
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I was exploring this app named ThemeDIY when I saw this beautiful waterfall toolbar. If you look well, you'll see that shadow doesn't get animated (like Google's), it appears as you pull. Just awesome.
Does anyone knows how to do that?
https://youtu.be/b3m1kkqUrx8
I made a library for it based on a scrollview's or recyclerview's scroll.
https://github.com/HugoCastelani/waterfall-toolbar
There is an expandable listview widget in Android but it doesn't seem to have been updated with material design styling/specs. Is there anything I can do to make it so that it has material design styles and animations?
I really don't know what you expect and what does Material Design means to you, so I would like to recommend you this great tutorial:
https://github.com/codepath/android_guides/wiki/Material-Design-Primer
where you may find an answer how to stylish Expandable to be more Material.
EDIT: Thanks for explanation. Now I can suggest you some posts which might be useful for you. First, check this issue
Android ExpandableListView using animation
Animation for expandableListView
you would find here some animations like for expanding list.
If you have any question, please free to ask.
Hi everyone. I want to make a view like above. On the same screen , I have got two different layout (or it can be fragments, doesn't matter for now.). User can swipe both layout on long touch and drag/drop like above. Do you know how can we do it or is there any library for this?
Thanks
Please check DragLinearLayout libray.
Hope for help. :)
You can use Drag sort library
but i think this assumes that you use a listview.
So I've been looking into creating a "fancier" loading spinner for Android and the design that I am thinking of is the folowing:
Here is a live version of such a spinner using CSS:
http://codepen.io/xixao/pen/jvxFc link
Idea
My idea is to somehow put two spinners on top of each other - make one spin the opposite direction.
Question:
I am wondering if there will be any pitfalls in using this kind of design? Has anyone tried layering more than 1 ProgressBar elements to work in a synchronous state.
I hope, you will find appropriate solution in this collection of different ProgressIndicators.
I have a GridLayout with some items in it. Nothing special on it.
I just would like to know if I can drag items around and make the other items automatically arrange themselves.
It's like Android does in Jellybean if you move an icon near another icon.
Is that possible in GridLayout?
Thank you!
I don't know if that is possible with a GridLayout, doubt it, but here is a example that looks like a GridLayout and implements Drag and Drop. This should solve your issue.
I feel like there are many projects which could solve this slightly better than the other answer:
See the following question
Within this, the following projects are mentioned:
PagedDragDropGrid
Alternative View Drag and Drop
Google Project and some other 3rd party stuff
This may help you find some stuff other than GridViews as well.