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EventName As String, PanelParent As B4XView, Width As Int, Height As Int) Invalidate LoadLayout (LayoutFile As String) NumberOfViews As Int Parent As B4XView RemoveAllViews RemoveViewFromParent RequestFocus ScrollPositionX (X As Float) ScrollPositionY (Y As Float) SendToBack SetBitmap (bmp As B4XB

EventName As String) IsInitialized As Boolean LoadLayout (LayoutFile As String) NativeObject As Object NumberOfViews As Int Parent As B4XView RemoveAllViews RemoveViewFromParent RequestFocus SendToBack SetBitmap (bmp As B4XBitmap) SetColorAndBorder (Backgroundcolor As Int, BorderWidth As Int, Bo

It is simpler. A view as B4XView has a SetLayoutAnimated method. The following moves the button when pressed 300 to the right and 100 down in 3 seconds. (Button1 is declared as a B4XView) Private Sub Button1_Click Button1.SetLayoutAnimated(3000, Button1.Left + 300, Button1.top + 100, Button1.W

To keep it centered, you would also need to change the font size as it shrinks.
link: Ignore that. I didn't look at the project properly. Just set the labels font size to 1 in the designer and it will remain centered.
link: Playing around... I had a routine that reduced (or increased, ie a zoom) the size of a B4XView. Perhaps the fact is due to the small size and border

? You should have something like: Sub Process_Globals Private MyButton As B4XView '... End Sub MyButton.Left = MyButton.SetLayoutAnimated(

No. No. Dim v As B4XView = BBCodeView1.ForegroundImageView p.SetLayoutAnimated(0, 0, 0, v.width, v.height) That's true. Only the text is drawn on ForegroundImageView. The images and other views are added as views to the internal ScrollView. With some work, you can get the views positions and dr
link: This code cannot work. B4XCanvas.Initialize expects a panel. Dim p As B4XView = XUI.CreatePanel("") p.SetLayoutAnimated(0, 0, 0, width, height) c.In
link: I don't understand, yet. My code still gets a black background: Dim b As Bitmap = BBCodeView1.ForegroundImageView.Snapshot 'get the size to set the

UPDATE: I think I solved it by carefully reading Erel's tutorial (B4XPages). Private Sub CreateItem (cfv As CardFullValue) As B4XView Private pnl As B4XView = xui.CreatePanel("") 'pnl.SetLayoutAnimated (0,0,0,100%x, 100%y) pnl.SetLayoutAnimated (0,0,0,Root.Width, Root.Height)
link: Subs within PageB.... Private Sub CreateItem (cfv As CardFullValue) As B4XView Private pnl As B4XView = xui.CreatePanel("") pnl.SetLayoutAni

Very bad: #if B4j ImageView1.SetLayoutAnimated(0,0,ImageView1.Top,Root.Width,Root.Height-ImageView1.Top) #else if B4i ImageView1.SetLayoutAnimated(0,0,0,ImageView1.Top,Root.Width,Root.Height-ImageView1.Top) #end if Very good: change its type to B4XView. Add: Task.Skip

lbl2.SetLayoutAnimated(0, 100%x, lbl1.Top, lbl2.Width, lbl2.Height) lbl2.SetLayoutAnimated(1000, lbl1.Left, lbl1.Top, lbl2.Width, lbl2.Height) lbl1.SetLayoutAnimated(1000, -lbl1.Width, lbl1.Top, lbl1.Width, lbl1.Height) Make sure to declare them as B4XViews.
link: You cannot animate the text. You can use two labels and animate them with B4XView.SetLayoutAnimated.

@LucaMs dont use pane or panel, use B4XView for panels and labels. Only then its 100% B4X. 152533 Because .SetLayoutAnimated on B4I for the Panel has one more paramater. So I don't know why you are turning the B4XView into a panel or pane again. Even if you need to access platform-specific things, y

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