Do me a great service if you find me a way to this idea

Unless there is a pixel monitoring in B4A, this is impossible.

However, if there IS a way to detect the color of the pixels,

You'd basically need it to sweep the image, find sections that are atleast XX pixels of pure white. If there is, insert button at that location.

You can get the value of a bitmap pixel with Bitmap.GetPixel.

Cynikal said:

Unless there is a pixel monitoring in B4A, this is impossible.

However, if there IS a way to detect the color of the pixels,

You'd basically need it to sweep the image, find sections that are atleast XX pixels of pure white. If there is, insert button at that location.

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Thank you very much for help

Erel said:

You can get the value of a bitmap pixel with Bitmap.GetPixel.

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Thank you very much for help
I will try.

Something to consider, is to possibly do some math to figure out the dominant pixel color (background). This will save you from running into issues where you set it to look for pure white... but its a off white instead...

but like i said, scan the image, make sure theres XX wide of open space, and XX high of the same space...

If you only do wide, it might put a image in the line breaks.