Change the style of a certain text of textarea
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I've a textArea with grow limit "2" and alignment "center". I need to hightlight the "Quick Booking" text of the following textArea differently ie. in color, size etc. Since the textArea is aligned center, this hightlighted text may appear anywhere as per the device width. How can I do that?
TextArea ta = new TextArea("Need urgent fix for your car ? We will get to you asap Quick Booking");
ta.setUIID("small");
ta.setEditable(false);
ta.setGrowByContent(true);
ta.setGrowLimit(2);
ta.getAllStyles().setAlignment(Label.CENTER);
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I've a textArea with grow limit "2" and alignment "center". I need to hightlight the "Quick Booking" text of the following textArea differently ie. in color, size etc. Since the textArea is aligned center, this hightlighted text may appear anywhere as per the device width. How can I do that?
TextArea ta = new TextArea("Need urgent fix for your car ? We will get to you asap Quick Booking");
ta.setUIID("small");
ta.setEditable(false);
ta.setGrowByContent(true);
ta.setGrowLimit(2);
ta.getAllStyles().setAlignment(Label.CENTER);
How It is now...
How it should be...
codenameone
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I've a textArea with grow limit "2" and alignment "center". I need to hightlight the "Quick Booking" text of the following textArea differently ie. in color, size etc. Since the textArea is aligned center, this hightlighted text may appear anywhere as per the device width. How can I do that?
TextArea ta = new TextArea("Need urgent fix for your car ? We will get to you asap Quick Booking");
ta.setUIID("small");
ta.setEditable(false);
ta.setGrowByContent(true);
ta.setGrowLimit(2);
ta.getAllStyles().setAlignment(Label.CENTER);
How It is now...
How it should be...
codenameone
I've a textArea with grow limit "2" and alignment "center". I need to hightlight the "Quick Booking" text of the following textArea differently ie. in color, size etc. Since the textArea is aligned center, this hightlighted text may appear anywhere as per the device width. How can I do that?
TextArea ta = new TextArea("Need urgent fix for your car ? We will get to you asap Quick Booking");
ta.setUIID("small");
ta.setEditable(false);
ta.setGrowByContent(true);
ta.setGrowLimit(2);
ta.getAllStyles().setAlignment(Label.CENTER);
How It is now...
How it should be...
codenameone
codenameone
asked Nov 12 at 6:52
beck
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That isn't supported. One option is to use a BrowserComponent
for this element and format it with HTML. Another is to use a rich text view such as this: https://www.codenameone.com/blog/tip-lightweight-rich-text-view.html
I couldn't make it work through richTextView but I solved it as in above answer. Thanks...
– beck
Nov 13 at 10:49
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I saw the stack question where it was solved. I didn't find it now otherwise I'd have shared the link. It works though.
homeContainer.add(FlowLayout.encloseCenter(lbl1, new Label("urgent"), new Label("fix"), new Label(" for"), new Label("your"), new Label("car? "), new Label("We"), new Label("will"), new Label("get"), new Label("to"), new Label("you"), new Label("asap "), clickable));
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I am afraid this is not supported.I would suggest you to give a look on below article
https://medium.com/@Cuong.Le/android-rich-text-overview-397e6af529d9
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That isn't supported. One option is to use a BrowserComponent
for this element and format it with HTML. Another is to use a rich text view such as this: https://www.codenameone.com/blog/tip-lightweight-rich-text-view.html
I couldn't make it work through richTextView but I solved it as in above answer. Thanks...
– beck
Nov 13 at 10:49
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That isn't supported. One option is to use a BrowserComponent
for this element and format it with HTML. Another is to use a rich text view such as this: https://www.codenameone.com/blog/tip-lightweight-rich-text-view.html
I couldn't make it work through richTextView but I solved it as in above answer. Thanks...
– beck
Nov 13 at 10:49
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That isn't supported. One option is to use a BrowserComponent
for this element and format it with HTML. Another is to use a rich text view such as this: https://www.codenameone.com/blog/tip-lightweight-rich-text-view.html
That isn't supported. One option is to use a BrowserComponent
for this element and format it with HTML. Another is to use a rich text view such as this: https://www.codenameone.com/blog/tip-lightweight-rich-text-view.html
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I couldn't make it work through richTextView but I solved it as in above answer. Thanks...
– beck
Nov 13 at 10:49
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I couldn't make it work through richTextView but I solved it as in above answer. Thanks...
– beck
Nov 13 at 10:49
I couldn't make it work through richTextView but I solved it as in above answer. Thanks...
– beck
Nov 13 at 10:49
I couldn't make it work through richTextView but I solved it as in above answer. Thanks...
– beck
Nov 13 at 10:49
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I saw the stack question where it was solved. I didn't find it now otherwise I'd have shared the link. It works though.
homeContainer.add(FlowLayout.encloseCenter(lbl1, new Label("urgent"), new Label("fix"), new Label(" for"), new Label("your"), new Label("car? "), new Label("We"), new Label("will"), new Label("get"), new Label("to"), new Label("you"), new Label("asap "), clickable));
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I saw the stack question where it was solved. I didn't find it now otherwise I'd have shared the link. It works though.
homeContainer.add(FlowLayout.encloseCenter(lbl1, new Label("urgent"), new Label("fix"), new Label(" for"), new Label("your"), new Label("car? "), new Label("We"), new Label("will"), new Label("get"), new Label("to"), new Label("you"), new Label("asap "), clickable));
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I saw the stack question where it was solved. I didn't find it now otherwise I'd have shared the link. It works though.
homeContainer.add(FlowLayout.encloseCenter(lbl1, new Label("urgent"), new Label("fix"), new Label(" for"), new Label("your"), new Label("car? "), new Label("We"), new Label("will"), new Label("get"), new Label("to"), new Label("you"), new Label("asap "), clickable));
I saw the stack question where it was solved. I didn't find it now otherwise I'd have shared the link. It works though.
homeContainer.add(FlowLayout.encloseCenter(lbl1, new Label("urgent"), new Label("fix"), new Label(" for"), new Label("your"), new Label("car? "), new Label("We"), new Label("will"), new Label("get"), new Label("to"), new Label("you"), new Label("asap "), clickable));
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I am afraid this is not supported.I would suggest you to give a look on below article
https://medium.com/@Cuong.Le/android-rich-text-overview-397e6af529d9
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I am afraid this is not supported.I would suggest you to give a look on below article
https://medium.com/@Cuong.Le/android-rich-text-overview-397e6af529d9
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I am afraid this is not supported.I would suggest you to give a look on below article
https://medium.com/@Cuong.Le/android-rich-text-overview-397e6af529d9
I am afraid this is not supported.I would suggest you to give a look on below article
https://medium.com/@Cuong.Le/android-rich-text-overview-397e6af529d9
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