B4J Question CLV Background Color ...

[GuyBooth]

Why am I having trouble with this?
In the attached project, I want the background of the CLV to be a specific color, or transparent - but "it" insists on being white.
The individual items are fine (each click of the button adds one),
What do I need to do? What property controls it? I'm sure I have figured this out in the past, but right now I'm stumped.

 

[TILogistic]

 

[GuyBooth]

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I assume that is the Background Color ... when I set it to the value you show, it is still white.

 

[TILogistic]

I assume that is the Background Color

Yes

see sample:

 

[TILogistic]

 

[Gabino A. de la Gala]

Look at this...

 

[GuyBooth]

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Yes BUT you have added enough items to fill the clv panel. If you only add one item you get this:

If you set the background Alpha to 0, you don't see the added items at all. And if you set the background alpha to 1 and add one item, you get this:

Which brings me back to my original problem: How do I make the background into a color I want?

 

[Erel]

Transparent color: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/t...d-and-scrollbar-visibility.101740/post-638776

 

[Gabino A. de la Gala]

How do I make the background into a color I want?

I solved it by following the thread that I indicated before:

Erel said:
This is a limitation of the way CLV works. The divider color = the background color.

You can use XUIViewsUtils.AddStubToCLVIfNeeded to add a stub item at the bottom.

 

[GuyBooth]

I solved it by following the thread that I indicated before:

I appreciate your help Gabino. I'm using Erel's solution with the style sheet, especially since I need one for other items on the screen anyway.

 

[Gabino A. de la Gala]

I appreciate your help Gabino. I'm using Erel's solution with the style sheet, especially since I need one for other items on the screen anyway.

I'm glad the other option worked for you.

The truth is that I have been looking at it and I find it very interesting to give a more "professional" aspect to the applications made with B4J.

A greeting.