How to add navigating arrow icons to HorizontalListView? - android

I want to add arrow icon to this HorizontalListView that show list has more items on right or left like this image:
How can I do this?

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Android horizontal scrollview behave like iPhone (paging)
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How do I implement a custom bottomnavigation like this

I need to implement a custom bottomnavigation like in the image. My peculiar issue is that when a menu item from the bottomNav is clicked the bottomnav has to reposition the text above and add an image of a dot below it like as shown in the image.
This means that small solutions to selected state like using a custom selector cannot solve this.
Is there a way to inflate a selected layout to show how the bottomNav should look when selected? What methods or other ways do you suggest I tackle this issue?
Try This Git library It's not 100% same as want, but good
https://github.com/iammert/ReadableBottomBar
Ah! Totally forgot to answer this after I solved it.
I was initially showing an Icon and label combination in the bottomnavigation. I was looking for a way to hide the icon on click and show a dot on the bottom which was the wrong way to go and would be complex.
I ended up adding the icon and label as a group drawable vector instead of individually. So for each bottomnavigation option, I had a drawable selector xml with state for selected and unselected.

android-how to make a layout on top of every thing and not transpranet

I am working on a bottom toolbar for android by forking the SlidingUpPanel at:
https://github.com/umano/AndroidSlidingUpPanel
I want to make it always on top of every thing not defined in my sliding up panel. But when I slide it up, if there is something behind it, my layout is acting like it's transparent. How can I fix it to act like a real toolbar ?
before sliding :
after sliding :
source : http://www.4shared.com/rar/jeA2gbZy/androidslidinguppanel-master.html
Add a onClickListener to the root view of sliding up pannel.I did that and it works well, hope it works for you too.
Set a background to the button and change text color.
I dont think they are transparent but the text just has the same color and the button has a transparent background by default.

Path like menu item - Android

I'm making use of Siyamed's menu item in my app.. I would like to place the menu item in the bottom center of the screen.. and when I click on it, the child items should surround the center icon. Any ideas on how to start?
I recommend you tried another implementation: ArcMenu by daCapricorn.
As the author said on Google+:
If you want to put it align the screen bottom, you can set alignparentbottom="true" in xml and compute the marginBottom (it should be negative) programmatically.
PS: I personnality ended up using ArcMenu library rather than SatelliteMenu for the same issue.

How to create floating menu which effect from left to right

Am developing android application which contains floating menu effect from left to right. I have one linear layout when i click any button on some other layout i need to call this linear layout with effect from left to right.
Please help me thanks in advance..
just refer the quick menu concept.
http://www.londatiga.net/it/how-to-create-quickaction-dialog-in-android/
It may be helps You Floating Menu

Horizontal slider bar in android

I want to create a horizontal slider bar which slides right and left according to the corresponding button click. I have attached image below for reference.....
I want to create the thing which is encircled in blue area. I which the right arrow shows, used to slide the bar in right side with different items and information shows below according to selected item on the horizontal bar. I have searched enough on web but nothing finds as similar as above. Please suggest me for the right solution regarding the same.
Thanks in advance.
You can use the Gallery View instead of Horizontal Scroll View check the example :
If it's just slider bar, I suppose, you can use Gallery widget.

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