I am using Unicode arrows in an Android app that uses webview to display HTML5 pages.
This is the sample markup for the arrows:
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However, the arrows are displayed inside a button as shown in the screenshot. The HLink and Nav classes only modify the colour and positioning. No border or background is used.
When I open the same HTML in a browser, the arrows display fine.
How can I avoid this behavior of the Android web view?
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How would I go about creating a dynamic Gif keyboard for Android? I would like the user to scroll horizontally across the Gif's and possibly search across them via an integrated search bar in the keyboard
I've seen this link but it doesn't talk about dynamically changing the keys: How to make a Android custom keyboard?
In your InputMethodService there is a callback onCreateInputView()
You can create whatever custom view you want and return in there.
For horizontal scrolling, maybe look at view pager
I'm trying to make a mobile site using Kohana 3 and Bootstrap 3, but I got a problem. My collapsed menu isn't working. When I am trying to view the site on my Android Smartphone (4,3") and i press the menu button in the right top corner, it won't show the menu items. This is the code for my navigation bar;
http://pastebin.com/0bprF68u
(i suck with formatting the code in the tags, sorry)
Nevermind i'm dumb, loaded the javascript file of bootstrap before the javascript file of jQuery.
I am implementing pop up screen .But when i click a button My pop up is show .But when i click the field which is present on pop up screen .it show keyboad
along with my background image .I didn't add any background image on that page .I only add background image on different pages but it is show in that page when i scroll the pop up screen
i don't provide my code because it too large.Can you please idea how it is possible .actualy i check on browser it is working fine problem is android device!
This is not a image. Actually jQueryMobile adds a border to the active input field. You can change this via CSS. Please see the link jQuery Mobile border on select text input
It is not an image those lines are the lists that are created automatically for some reason you can check there will be some code for it in your code put it on git.
We have a webapp that we're trying to use with android and have run into a z-index issue. We are using asp.net with a lot of custom javascript. Everything works great in chrome, firefox, ie7, 8, 9 and kindle but android does not seem to respect a particular z-index on a div that we create dynamically.
So we have a modal dialog that has a grid control and when you select a grid item, it shows a menu with buttons. These are all divs. So the modal dialog div has a higher z-index than all other page divs and the menu div has the highest z-index. On android, the menu div appears under the modal dialog div.
I've tried numerous things to get this menu to show on top of the modal dialog such as asking for the z-index after the menu is displayed (which is correct, the highest z-index of all absolute items), assigning a new higher z-index after it is displayed, moving the order of the divs around, etc and nothing seems to put it on top of the dialog as it does in all other browsers.
do you have any idea how to create the quick control that has been shown in the Android 4.0.4 default browser for a custom web view? That was very impressive, slide your thumb cross the edge of the screen and some menu items pop out at your finger tip. here is a sample link: http://www.droid-life.com/2012/02/07/tip-browser-quick-controls-expanded-in-android-4-0-4/
I've tried to implement that in a custom web view but failed