Thanks for your contribution Kostya - this really helped with greater
understanding of Android layout designing, which is quite annoying to
be honest :>
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As far as I understand, for you, the background is more important, and
the buttons should be placed at certain positions within the background.
Well, there is no law that says you have to use layout_margin and dp
units for positioning your buttons (ImageViews).
Write your own ViewGroup subcla
But the problem is to place them on the same area on the screen. I
only could come up with margins but I try to avoid that. Right now I
have solved this by grouping the buttons in a linear layout and set
the background of this layout. Then the layout is placed inside a
parent relative layout and al
Adam,
The "in-front/behind" order by default is the order in which views are
declared in the XML file. The order, first to last (XML) becomes back to
front (on screen).
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03.12.2010 22:35 пользователь "Serdel"
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> As long as you have been
As long as you have been so helpful - do you know any way to put an
imageview (or any other object) deliberately "behind" other objects?
For example if I would like to put an image behind my buttons to make
a background for the small gap between them (and I want this gap to be
filled - don't want t
Thank you Kostya and sorry for my mistake :>
The ImageView approach works. Though the eclipse layout 'designer'
doesn't show this (the images are cropped) it works on the device.
Again thanks for the solution.
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Thank you Kostya and sorry for my mistake :>
The ImageView approach works. Though the eclipse layout 'designer'
doesn't show this (the images are cropped) it works on the device.
Again thanks for the solution.
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03.12.2010 19:37, Serdel пишет:
Thanks Vasilyev,
It's "Kostya" (V. is my last name).
The aspect ration is in deed a very important factor - I was surprised
why my layout looks fine in eclipse plug in but corrupts on the
device. Only when I design my own dev config with proper size and
ratio a
Thanks Vasilyev,
The aspect ration is in deed a very important factor - I was surprised
why my layout looks fine in eclipse plug in but corrupts on the
device. Only when I design my own dev config with proper size and
ratio as long it worked correct. I now have a quite similar problem.
Because I h
Thanks Vasilyev,
The aspect ration is in deed a very important factor - I was surprised
why my layout looks fine in eclipse plug in but corrupts on the
device. Only when I design my own dev config with proper size and
ratio as long it worked correct. I now have a quite similar problem.
Because I h
Here are a few ideas:
1. Create a background that has the maximum possible aspect ratio: it's
16:9 (1.777) for 480 by 854, and less than that for 480 by 800 (1.66),
1024 by 600 (1.7) and 320 by 480 (1.5).
Push the background to the top when drawing, so that the bottom part is
clipped on devi
Thank you all for your response. I am now reading about supporting
multiple screens in android :
http://developer.android.com/guide/practices/screens_support.html
My problem is that the buttons must be preciously placed to correspond
properly with the background (that's why the accurate, exact dip
2010/12/1 Serdel :
> Thanks for the response. Yeah the centered_vertical is not necessary.
> I put because I was wondering whether I can o a margin from the center
> of the screen. For the second question - yes I need the space. The B1
> should be placed below the center of the screen, and B2 and B
01.12.2010 16:29, kernelpanic пишет:
if you are using a relative layout with b2& b3 achored to the bottom
left/right respectively - can you then declare b1 after these in the
XML and align it above b2
You can declare b1 after b2/3 and set layout_above="@id/b2" or "b3".
http://developer.andr
if you are using a relative layout with b2 & b3 achored to the bottom
left/right respectively - can you then declare b1 after these in the
XML and align it above b2
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Thanks for the response. Yeah the centered_vertical is not necessary.
I put because I was wondering whether I can o a margin from the center
of the screen. For the second question - yes I need the space. The B1
should be placed below the center of the screen, and B2 and B3 should
be in the bottom r
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