Design Custom Toolbar - Android Studio Tutorial

[@elite76]

To the point, no messing around. Perfect video.

[@0xDEAD_Inside]

Your hardwork is admirable and your videos are informative. Thanks!

[@ScienceSeekho]

You are the best. Thank-you dor zooming in during video. That helps a lot to view small text as we dont have massive resolution screen.

[@sohailfx]

so far the best tutorial video I have seen regarding toolbar. thanks

[@s4int812]

Easily explained 👏

[@jonukaz1]

Quick and straight to the point. Great tutorial man!

[@aldiguizot]

Very nice! I wonder how to show and hide action bar programmatically?

[@TBrianOnline]

When I use this custom toolbar together with a navigation across several fragments, is there a way to change the text in the toolbar based on which fragment I open? Basically I'd like it say Home, Settings, Profile etc. depending on where I go.

[@StevdzaSan]

You can with Navigation Component. Change the label attributes in Navigation graph.

[@TBrianOnline]

@@StevdzaSan Ok, I changed them but the text (title) in the Toolbar is still the same even when I navigate across fragments. Is there a script that would work like a navigation button listener that would then change the Toolbar's title accordingly? I'm kinda new to android development and I'm only trying to make a simple app (similar to Fiverr) with 3 screens and a custom toolbar. I managed to put that together but the last thing I need is for the toolbar to display the name of each section that's currently opened.

[@StevdzaSan]

Do it programmatically from your fragment.

[@TBrianOnline]

@@StevdzaSan Ok, I made the function to do that but how do I target a textview that's in the main activity xml? I wrote this code into the fragment kt but the textview doesn't react to it: val root = inflater.inflate(R.layout.fragment_second, container, false) val TextView = root.findViewById(R.id.main_toolbar_title) TextView?.text = "Feedback"

[@StevdzaSan]

@@TBrianOnline stackoverflow.com/questions/57014922/how-to-setup-different-toolbar-using-navigation-controller-component

[@rahaf2818]

You are the best. Thank-you dor zooming in during vide

[@concise_ko]

nice man 😘👌👌

[@azizbekrasulmetov9293]

kotlin syntetics?

[@rahulitaliya8281]

How are u able to use view id's directly? I mean without using findviewbyid ?

[@StevdzaSan]

Kotlinx.synthetic is now deprecated I already made a video about that, check it out.

[@emrebahcebasi4326]

setSupportActionBar(binding.toolbar)

[@gokulsuresh4891]

sir can please show how to make action bar, toolbar and bottom navigation bar transparent, so that it shows our android background ,of our activity

[@StevdzaSan]

Try using the hex color code with opacity values in front. For example #10XXXXXX means the specified color will have opacity of 10%.

[@blahblah3347]

AppBarLayout is not recognized in my project. Are there dependencies that make your tutorial work that you didn't mention?

[@rincondepython]

excellent tutorial, thanks!

[@DavidArangosoychon]

a alguien mas no le sirve ningun video de estos cuando yo implemento esa herramienta de la toolbar me sale error ya lo intente de distintos metodos y nada

[@amirgm7589]

thancks bro its very useful for me .

[@raywilliam1345]

Can you tell me, how to change icon or text colour, when edit text pressed, state_pressed or state_focused, and it is possible,or not?

[@raywilliam1345]

Icon is in the edit text

[@StevdzaSan]

I'll make a video about that. Stay tuned.

[@andy_de2041]

@@StevdzaSan making an icon invisible or changing them, would be great also. Your videos look good to learn from.

[@raywilliam1345]

@@StevdzaSan You are my mentor))

[@0xDEAD_Inside]

I have some tutorial requests: 1) fragment transitions using gestures. Just like in music players bottom bar, google pay's top area. 2) state management using libraries like dagger. Thanks!

[@StevdzaSan]

For swiping check my tutorial about ViewPager2 and Navigation Component.

[@0xDEAD_Inside]

@@StevdzaSan Thanks bro

[@MrRahulmalik]

How to make the title in center?

[@IqbalSingh-yg7ju]

Add attribute android:layout_gravity="center" to your textview

[@genarochialva]

Muy bueno amigo!

[@jonasstrabel]

unresolved reference myToolbar

[@woofelator]

import androidx.appcompat.widget.Toolbar

[@scottbiggs8894]

@@woofelator That's misses the problem. It's not that Toolbar is not defined, the problem is that the compiler does not know to look in the layout file to find this reference. The real issue is that the poster is using kotlin Synthetics to get the reference. Synthetics were popular for about six months and then deprecated (typical Google uselessness). You'll have to use findViewById() to get the reference and then use that to set the toolbar. Here's the code: import androidx.appcompat.widget.Toolbar ... val toolbar : Toolbar = findViewById(R.id.myToolbar) setSupportActionBar(toolbar)

[@samstoyroom]

Why don't you just put all the custom Views inside Toolbar?

[@preetjai7588]

use light theme of android studio to better visibility of viewers instead of dark theme

[@ban_droid]

Idk bro, people have different eyesight preferences, i like dark theme more, it prevent my eye from too much light from the screen, but i never force people to use it cause i dont know what should be used for other people

[@user-bbak]

Thanks ^_

[@abduallah8079]

You are so fast, I couldn't understand 😞

[@TheDavid4c]

ok