Android Material Design Button Style Design - Journal Dev PDF

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Android Tutorial 1. Android Studio Tutorial

Today we’ll dive deep into Android Buttons in Material Design and develop an application that showcases the different styles of a Button.

2. Android Studio Overview 3. Android Intent 4. Android Spinner 5. Android ListView 6. Android Fragment Lifecycle 7. Android Passing Data between Fragments

Buttons in Android are used to communicate our actions with the application. The introduction of Material Design has brought along many different kinds of Button styles which are compatible with pre-Lollipop devices too.

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10. Android Custom ActionBar 11. Android Animation 12. Android Capture Image 13. Android Custom Fonts



24. Android Shared

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26. Android Notification 27. Android AlertDialog 28. Android GridView

Android Material Design Button Style Design - JournalDev

The above Button has the default style: Widget.AppCompat.Button To set a different style on the Button, we use the android:background attribute.

29. Android Gallery View 30. Android ProgressDialog

The output of both of the above Buttons looks like this:

39. Android Runtime Permissions

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41. Android Data Binding Advanced 42. Retrofit Android 43. OkHp Android 44. Android Login Registration App 45. Android Interview Questions 46. Android Multi Search 47. Android Layout LinearLayout 48. Android FrameLayout AbsoluteLayout 49. Android ScrollView TableLayout 50. Android Navigation Drawer 51. Android CollapsingToolbarLay out

As it is visible, setting the background removes the click effect. Though there is the effect that’s a part of the style itself. So either we can create a drawable selector as we’d done in Android Button Selector Tutorial, or the other better approach is by setting styles. We’ll be looking at the later in the below section.

android:backgroundTint attribute can also be used to set the tint color on a Button. Though it’ll work only when for Android SDK > 21.

52. Android ImageView 53. Android TextSwitcher ImageSwitcher

In Material Design, Buttons broadly fall under the following two categories.

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55. Android ProgressBar 56. Android SeekBar RatingBar 57. Android Toggle Buon, Switch 58. Android Countdown Timer 59. Android ExpandableListView 60. Android Date Time Picker 61. Android Radio Buon 62. Android Floating Widget

Android Material Design Button Style Design - JournalDev

h Flat Buttons – These are borderless. They are c etypically used in dialogs h v e r v Following are the primary Button styles that are o r available. n o _ n r _ istyle="@style/Widget.AppCompat.Bu r gtton" i hstyle="@style/Widget.AppCompat.Bu g ttton.Colored" h tstyle="@style/Widget.AppCompat.Bu tton.Borderless" style="@style/Widget.AppCompat.Bu tton.Borderless.Colored"

63. Android Checkbox 64. Android CardView RecyclerView

The last two styles fall under the Flat Buttons category.

65. Android RecyclerView with Dividers 66. Android ViewPager 67. Android Drag Drop

We can set the default colored Button style on a button in the following way:

68. Android Floating Action Buon

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70. Android Swipe Refresh

style="@style/Widget.AppCompat.Bu tton.Colored"

71. Android Shared Element Transition Animation

android:layout_width="wrap_conten t"

72. Android ConstraintLayout

android:layout_height="wrap_conte nt"

73. Android ConstraintLayout Example

android:layout_margin="12dp" android:text="COLORED BUTTON" android:padding="8dp" />

74. Android TextInputLayout 75. Android Percent Layout

This would give the following output:

76. Android Google Maps 77. Android Google Maps Example Tutorial 78. Google Static Maps 79. Android Google Maps Current Location 80. Android Google Map Route Drawing 81. Google Places API

The Colored Button takes the color of the colorAccent attribute from the styles.xml le.

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Change the color of colorAccent to one of your choice to get the desired background color. Now, there are two important attributes to style a button : colorButtonNormal : The normal color of the button. colorControlHighlight : The ripple color when the button is pressed. Setting these inside the AppTheme tag in the styles.xml would give the following output.

@color/colorP rimary @color/m yBlue @col or/myWhite

We’ve added a few colors to our colors.xml pallete as shown below.

We’ve removed colorAccent , still the

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colorButtonNormal and colorControlHighlight inside the Application’s theme are applicable only on the Buttons with default styles. It applies on ALL buttons with default style in the application. So let’s create a custom theme for the ColoredButton. Add the following in the styles.xml le:

Note: We need to set the style of the button as Colored as the parent.

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The output looks like this:

To change the default Button style of the application we can use the android:buttonStyle attribute in the AppTheme style inside the styles.xml.

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This sets default colored button to all. Overrriding Everything.

Flat Buttons can be Borderless or Borderless.Colored Borderless.Colorless implies the text color should be colored. Not the background. Add the following style in the styles.xml le

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