I am using a viewpager to swipe amongst fragments in my app. I define the background in the XML, so
android:background="@drawable/bg_final"
If I use a simple background color, my app works very smooth. If I use it with this background image, fps decreases and my app becomes only passable. It is not slow, just not so smooth, however on weaker devices it could work laggy.
I'm trying to customize ToggleButton in my app.
I have three layout.
I have an ImageView with both image src and background color set.
This image is into a layout that is the gridview item layout.
I would to create an xml selector that when the item is choosen, the image background change, but the image src not.
Something similar to the main menu of android with icon with text, I want to highlight only the image.
I would not to make an image for each state of t
So I have this image set as the background of a seekbar. On different screens, the image gets skewed so much that it is quite horrible. I tried doing a 9 patch, but obviously there are several regions I would like to scale so 9 patch wasnt the best option. What I would like to acheive is, have the background stretched and leave the numbers proportional.
Im trying to set a backgound to a RelativeLayout.
The issue is that the layout is resized after the size of the image, which i don't want. I want the layout to be sized after the two textviews.
Anyway to prevent the layout to be scaled to the size of the background?
guys, need your help!
I have successfully set a background image on an Action Bar. I use ActionBarSherlock and in Android 2.x everything is ok.
The problem is with Android 4.x. The background image change across activities. If I set the background to a solid colour, the looks is the same for all activities.
I have used Ubuntu Tweak to set a custom login screen background, which works well.
I would now like to instead set a very wide image as the desktop background, with the following layout properties:
adjust the size of the image to fill the height of the screen
adjust the width of the image proportionally
fix the right edge of the image to the right edge of the screen
Thus, the image would rem