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Right now, Google used a card-like design for their apps, like Google Plus or Youtube.
My question is that how to implement this in my app. What I need is this:
It should be a ListView, each item has a card background, and some spacing between items.
Some card may contain another ListView, with some paddings and no divider spacing in this internal(inside of the card) listview.
I know it is simple to get (1), but what about (2) ?
I tried use CWAC-Merge adapter, but I can not get (2) work.
What about this library? A library that allows you to easily mimic Google Play's card layout on Android.
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It's very easy to use Android Studio to generate a project with a ActionBarTabs inside a ViewPager.But I'm wondering if it's possible to use ActionBarTabs without ViewPager?
The Design guide for swiping views and Tabs specifically state that users expect to be able to swipe between tabs. I'd strongly recommend using tabs and allowing swiping between them or picking a different navigation pattern (such as a Spinner or a Navigation Drawer).
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I have a gridView with a lot of images (bitmaps).
How I can load only the ones are displayed on screen and load the others only when they will be displayed scrolling my gridview?
Many thanks
PS: Please show me an example.
Look at this docs from Google, a part is dedicated to gridviews.
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How to make a share button in my image application so that when we press share button it share the current image to different option like whats app,facebook etc.Plz Answer That
See the tutorial in the Android docs on Adding an Easy Share Action. It tells you exactly what you are asking.
That tutorial uses a ShareActionProvider, which is only since API 14. To support earlier versions of Android, take a look at the accepted answer in this thread. This third-party tutorial also provides lots of good info.
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I want to have a menu like that in the "Cut the rope" that come down with a rope like
this
or like
this of course the last image
would you please help me?
or just say what I should google.
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The menu might be a simple Dialog or View that has an Animation. The rope is a number of Bitmaps that are shown one after another, which is another Animation.
I formatted all words you need to search for as code. I'm not sure if it is worth the work.
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I just received a mobile app requirement storyboard where there is written pull down search on top of each screen with a dotted horizontal line at the top. Could anyone tell me what this means and help out?
You can use sliding drawer but if u want to use it from top to bottom. than you can use this library https://github.com/chemalarrea/DemoSlidingDrawer