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I changed the AdMob style to custom.
Then, I set background, border, title and text colours. But, banner style didn't change in my app device.
What could be the problem.
Note I am pretty sure that I had the correct code and settings to do that.
Ok, after customising ads banner it took some time to be applied. :)
Also, as an experience AdMob is not always applying your custom style to the banners. Some times the default style is applied!
You could have some Ads in your style and another one with the default style. All that at the same run of the app., same activity and same banner.
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When launching the android emulator it stuck in the following state (A Black Screen), only when the API is Gingerbread Level 10 here is the image, what should be done ? another emulator with higher API is working good what might be the problem
It looks like your views have inflated but have nothing to show or they have zero height and/or width, so won't display anything.Make sure you add some test text or something, just to get you started.
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I have a quiz app . when a user scores 90% and above the congratulation screen will be displayed. My question is i want the background of the screen to have small and different coloured paper like objects falling creating a illusion that i am congratulating him.
Please help me how to implement this idea.
You can use animation to to show falling color objects. You can follow this link to view of this type of animation:-
Frame By Frame Animation
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I want to change the IBM splash image that comes by default when I run the application.
In the Android environment in Worklight, the splash image is stored under: native\res\drawable\splash.9.png.
To replace it, simply:
Create your own splash image (make sure to follow Google's 9patch guidelines for creating a splash image)
Place it under nativeResources\res\drawable
Upon building the application the image will replace the default provided image.
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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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I'm new to Android and Eclipse. Why in my application does the EditText not show up as the traditional "box". I tried doing it with both the designer and xml. Instead, the EditText looks like an "underscore". Thanks.
If by underscore you mean:
Instead of
Then you are seeing the new holo UI style. It is expected behaviour.
because use android 4.0 or style
change style or use a XML drawable for background