How to add empty spaces after custom listview? - android

My problem,
In my custom listview last element 'select' button overlap with cart icon.
My question,
How to add some empty space after end of custom listview?

you can set Linear layout for your listview. And you can use another linear layout for your footer(Cart icon).
when you setting up linear layouts, you can add layour weights ,so that you can arrange your listview and cart icon clearly.
if you want more clarifications inform me

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I am working on an app using ListView in the form of a chat app. I was wondering if it is possible to style individual items in a ListView by giving the items padding (left) and padding (right). Should I style the items programatically or are there other options?
As you haven't posted the code, I am providing the answer in text version.
You need to use custom layouts using custom adapters. There you will have two layouts, one where you add the ListView and another where you add the single item that you want to create. This single item layout should be inflated and populated in the ListView Adapter. In this single item layout you can set left padding and right padding.

Android UI design - Create a custom category list

Ho can I design a page like this
To achieve this layout simply make a GridView with custom layout. The custom layout could contains two child LinearLayout and The desired ImageView and TextView inside them. If you aren't familier with custom GridView just have a look on the simple tutorial,
https://www.caveofprogramming.com/guest-posts/custom-gridview-with-imageview-and-textview-in-android.html
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Android listview with custom layout header and footer

Sory I can't describe a right title for my question,
I want to create listview something like this
In top of list view on screen look like
and when user scroll the list in screen will be like this
and in end of list is
I have 3 picture for top list, middle and bottom list.
I already try to add header and footer for top image and bottom image but looks like the picture is inside the list view
I try to create vertical linear layout and put picture top,middle and bottom in sequence but still not get result that i expected
Do anyone have a suggestion for listview like this
Don't set your frame background for entire listview or its parent. Instead first slice your frame background into three parts, (i) topframe (ii) middleframe (iii) bottomframe. Now create a custom listview and set background for each and every list rows.
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I'm trying to include a bottom/footer divider for my expandable listview but to now avail. Currently I have a expandable listview which appears as in the linked image.
I've set android:footerDividersEnabled="true" in the xml file which defines the expandable listview but no dice.
I've also defined a view which is 1dp high to act as a bottom divider but again no luck.
Something simple I'm missing?
If you want the footer divider to appear I think you need to add a footer view (even empty):
listView.setFooterDividersEnabled(true);
listView.addFooterView(new View(listView.getContext()));

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I want to create a layout like this:
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If you use ListActivity and use a RelativeLayout (or Linearlayou I think?) with the TextView, ListView, etc. Then only ListView will scroll.

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