Scrolling grid view hides other control on top of activity in android - android

On scrolling down gridView.
I want to scroll my three tabs on top as shown in second image.
And on scrolling up back shows that again like first image.
I have checked paralloid library, but not sure if it solves this problem or not.
Same functionality i found in google+ android app. In profile page on scrolling tab scroll till they reach on top. after that list view scrolls.

GridView already has scrolling built into it, so its children should scroll separately than its siblings by default. No extra library should be needed for scrolling down, although scrolling horizontally is a separate issue.

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verticalHorizontal scroll Listview for android TV app

I had a requirement of implementing a Header List view with horizontal scroll items as rows (similar to UI shown by using Browse fragment of leanback library) for android TV app . I browsed on net and used verticalHorizontalscroll view using Two way View example and added a header text.As the app is for android TV , both Horizontal and Vertical scrolling should happen on keys Navigation and should show a selector to the focused item.
The vertical Scrolling and Horizontal scrolling is not happening properly.
VericalScrolling:
while scrolling up and down using Keys the entire row is not scrolling it is showing only half of the row on screen. When i set setItemsCanFocus is true it taking two key presses to scroll entire row. One for scrolling row and one for scrolling the header text.
HorizontalScrolling: Horizontal scrolling is not happening until we set setItemsCanFocus is true only after this it is showing selector on focused item . It is taking multiple Right key presses to scroll one item to right.
Please anyone tell me how can i get smooth scrolling both horizontal and vertical along with selector for TV. Is there any other way i can implement this.
Thanks,

Android RecyclerView Custom Stacking Scroll

So i have this requirement for a custom scroll for a linear layout and i have no idea where to start. The scroll will be like this:
instead of recyclerView items leave the screen, the top most item will remain fixed, and the items will overlap it when scrolled. So instead of scrolling out of the screen, or scrolling into the screen, they will scroll out from the first card and into the first car.
I would seek for advices with alternatives, as i have relatively short time to do it. I would avoid doing a custom layout manager unless really necessary (its tricky to do so).

Be able to scroll RecyclerView behind Keyboard

I want to be able to scroll a RecyclerView behind a keyboard. The issue is that if I have say more than 5 items in the RecyclerView.Adapter, and assume that each item might have a height of say 100dp. I want to be able to scroll the RecyclerView down with the keyboard still up and be able to scroll down to be able to see the first item in the RecyclerView.
In iOS you can set something called a contentInset on a NSTableView and that gives you extra scrolling space below the list. I am looking for something similar for the RecyclerView so far, there isn't much to go on.
INITIAL STARTING POINT
WHAT HAPPENS (Can't scroll down anymore)
WHAT I WANT (be able to scroll down)

android.widget.Gallery inside a ViewPager?

I need to place a android.widget.Gallery inside a view pager at the bottom. The user will read and scroll all the way to the bottom and than see more pictures to view inside the Gallery at the bottom. I want to be able to scroll horizontally through the Gallery w/o switching pages. So when the user is interacting with the Gallery, I don't want the horizontal swipe of the ViewPager to take over and switch pages. How can this be done?
I don't recommend horizontal scrolling item in a horizontal scrolling viewpager.
To try this you have a couple options, lots of items: 1.) search horizontal list view. less items: 2.) horizontal scrollview. I guess option 3.) use gallery even though depreciated.
However, I encourage you to try it, it just doesn't work very well with two items scrolling the same way.
For the same reason it's not a good idea to have a vertical scroll inside another vertical scroll.
About the only way this can work is if you give the user a separate full screen non-horizontally scrolling window with your horizontally scrolling item.

Custom List Scrolling behavior in List View - Android

I'm trying to do something similar to PlayStore app. On the app details page you can see a scroll view which has a horizontal scrolling - "app screen images" and also some details below it like, Description, Reviews, etc...
My Question is: In the PlayStore app, when you scroll the image screen shots horizontally, the vertical scroll is locked and the whole view dose not scroll. Only when you touch and scroll some where below the screen shot images , you can scroll to see other details.
Here is where I'm stuck, Is it possible to do the same with a listView? I have a list view with a custom header View which detects for horizontal scroll gestures, (right to left and viceversa). At that time when the user is touching the header, I do not want the whole view to scroll as a normal listview dose when it has more items. Can some one guide me a solution for this? Check out the PlayStore app in your device for a clear understanding.
Thanks a bunch in advance. I would owe you a drink some day.
Why would you detect the gestures and implement the horizontal scrolling yourself, when there's a special control: HorizontalScrollView which already does this?
I don't know the internal details of Google Play app, but I would put the gallery of screenshots in a custom view, and this custom view to be wrapped in a HorizontalScrollView. Then add this custom view as a header to the ListView (basically how you begun).
As long as the scrolling directions are on different axis - the horizontal scrolling is done on X axis, and the vertical scroll on Y axis - there shouldn't be any problems in holding this.
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When you scroll the image screenshots horizontally in the Google Play app, I suppose there's a GalleryView instead of HorizontalScrollView, which can hold this type of transitions.

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