I have three widgets and I would like the top widget to be at the very top and the bottom widget to be at the very bottom. The middle widget can be either equally spaced or just under the top widget (preferably the latter). ================= top widget <some space> middle widget <some (or more) space>… Read More In flutter, how can I arrange widgets at the top and bottom of the window?

So I have a container whose height depends on the screen size of the device. And I’ve some text in that container. I want the container to contain all the text it can, but hide the one that starts to overflow. Something like below: But I can’t really figure this out. I do have a… Read More Flutter – HIde text that overflow from the Container with dynamic height

I’m building a custom calculator in Angular and struggling to understand exactly what is happening here. I have 5 div elements, set to 10vw height and width. On start up there is nothing in the div. I have sets of buttons which reflect 0-9, which then feed into these div elements, back to front (so… Read More CSS styling when text added into element, pulls element down the page

I have the problem, which is that layout editor in android studio displays layout incorrectly.screen from android studio I think that is layout haven’t missing some attribute like xmlns:tools="". It looks like your post is mostly code; please add some more details. It looks like your post is mostly code; please add some more details… Read More Why layout editor in android studio working incorrectly?

I have an HTML / CSS layout that is divided into the left and right sides. The left side always stays the same and should not be scrollable while the right side is scrollable. The issue I face is that the cursor is on the left side, the right side of a page cannot be… Read More How to scroll down the right side of a page only while the cursor is on the left side?

I have a fragment where I want to hide and reposition a few textviews and imagebuttons programatically in case they are empty but I also want to put the other two that are below them, on top of the screen where those were in the first place. .setTop doesnt seem to do move the view… Read More Hiding and repositioning views programatically

I have a fragment where I want to hide and reposition a few textviews and imagebuttons programatically in case they are empty but I also want to put the other two that are below them, on top of the screen where those were in the first place. .setTop doesnt seem to do move the view… Read More Hiding and repositioning views programatically

I have the following code <TextView android:layout_width="match_parent" android:layout_height="wrap_content" android:background="@drawable/edit_search_background" android:padding="8dp" android:drawableStart="@drawable/info" android:text="@string/msg_decode_notice"/> It looks like this: The problem is that the margin from the edge of the field to the icon differs from the margin from the icon to the text. How can I increase the indentation on the right without resorting to the ImageView… Read More Increase margin for TextView compound drawable

canvas.drawText() draws text on the canvas. How can I draw a linear layout on the canvas? Something like canvas.drawLinearLayout() would be excellent but it doesn’t exist. >Solution : Not really enough info provided about the state of the LinearLayout (has it been drawn already) But if it has been drawn already then myLinearLayout.draw(canvas) will get… Read More How to draw LinearLayout in canvas?

Can someone explain to me the differences? Which would be better to use for which situation. >Solution : A GridView is a ViewGroup that displays items in two-dimensional scrolling grid. The items in the grid come from the ListAdapter associated with this view. This is what you’d want to use (keep using). Because a GridView… Read More What is better to use and the difference between GridLayout and GridView