Rendering webview inside listview have annoying behaviour - android

I have a strange problem using webview inside listview
the webview sometimes work probably and sometimes not showing anything it just render an empty webview
whan I add a fixed height to webview it works fine, but I need to keep the height with wrap content as I can't define the height of the content
can any one suggest me any solution please

I had exactly the same issue. In my case I was rendering the WebView inside a LinearLayout in my ListView row. Removing the parent LinearLayout solved the issue.

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