I\'m trying to get a vertical LinearLayout to display an imageview with a second imageview below it. I want the lower imageview to be the width of the top image view.
I am confused about the difference between LinearLayout, RelativeLayout, and AbsoluteLayout. Could someone pl开发者_运维技巧ease tell me the exact differences between them? LinearLayout means you can
I have an activity that displays a ListView. Each item in the ListView is a LinearLayout consisting of one WebView. There are potentially hundreds of items in the list and each is a different height.
I have a n app widget that is pretty much working, with one quirk.I\'ve got a LinearLayout in the widget, and I can add rows of my data to it just fine.There doesn\'t seem to be any obvious way for me
I\'m trying to create a custom JDialog. I would like to have the components stacked on top of eachother with their preferred height, but the width should fill the container. S开发者_开发问答imilar to
I\'ve got an ImageView that I\'ve wrapped in a LinearLayout. The LinearLayout has a background drawable which is basically a border, so the effect is that my image has a border around it.
This is my first tabbed application for Android. I walked through the \"HelloTabWidget\" app on androids website, but I can\'t figure out how to add content to the tabs. The FrameLayout stacks stuff o
First of all, I\'m a newbie on Android programming, so please be detailed in your answers. I have a layout main.xml file with format similar to
I want create a layout, with a horizontal LinearLayout(s) on top and bottom, a ListView fill in middle.
Is there a way to declare a row of buttons in XML so that all the buttons have the same width, which is equal to the wrap_content width of the wid开发者_JAVA技巧est button? I\'m familiar with the tric
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