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Grid of radio buttons in Android
I want to display multiple radio buttons in a layout with multiline style as an item inside a RecyclerView. Look at the code I provided below and suggest how I can ...
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Sign Up layout in android
I have created a sign up layout as image below. Does this part of code looked bad since the dp I used for the floating button are quite large. ...
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Creating Android layout with GridLayout
I'm trying to create a Layout with two columns which are next to each other (I'm accomplishing this behavior with a LinearLayout). Inside each column, I have two TextViews and two Buttons, which I ...
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Design a row in a listview
I want to design a row of the following style in my Android project: I have the following code for this: ...
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Search layout with 2 edittext and 2 buttons
I'm building an Android app and I'm new on building the UI on an .xml file. I've built a simple layout but I think that is not optimize very well. This component is a search layout with 2 edittext ...
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Optimizing a Google card layout
I'm developing an Android app in which I would build a card layout with a custom library. I think that my layout has not been optimized, but I don't know how I can this. It's not a very simple layout ...
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Android layout with equal spacing between elements [closed]
I am trying to make a nice set of items, which are equally spaced from each other. On example below, I set buttons between empty textview. Every button and text view has ...
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Alternative to a Grid in a StackPanel form for an easier way of inserting new rows
In my real life example I am at a layout stage and before I actually move any further I would like to review my current approach. I am still learning about UI, XAML on WPF technology and I guess I ...
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Dividing the screen in two halves using LinearLayout
I want to divide the screen in two halves. The layout is locked on portrait mode. The top half will have one button and the bottom half will have many buttons. That's why I choose this division, since ...