stepstone-tech / android-material-stepper

This library allows to use Material steppers inside Android applications.
Apache License 2.0
1.78k stars 262 forks source link

Padding next button and final button #295

Open nicolasvc opened 4 years ago

nicolasvc commented 4 years ago

5b1b6d9c-8c20-4e2c-a881-9dc8df5c404b cc7d3ac2-b12e-43ba-b5f6-9a9211d3de55

Hello, I am new to android and the problem I have is that the next button cuts the background as shown in the image and when it is the final button, the icon does not appear and the text moves to the left, being cut and not What part of the implementation am I failing, I upload the implementation of the `get view model (int) code Thank you very much for reading and help me.

CODE : public StepViewModel getViewModel(@IntRange(from = 0) int position) { StepViewModel.Builder builder = new StepViewModel.Builder(context); switch (position) { case 0: builder .setEndButtonLabel(context.getString(R.string.botonSiguente)) .setBackButtonLabel(context.getString(R.string.botonSalir)) .setNextButtonEndDrawableResId(R.drawable.ic_next) .setBackButtonStartDrawableResId(StepViewModel.NULL_DRAWABLE); break; case 1: builder .setEndButtonLabel(context.getString(R.string.botonSiguente)) .setBackButtonLabel(context.getString(R.string.botonAtras)) .setNextButtonEndDrawableResId(R.drawable.ic_next) .setBackButtonStartDrawableResId(R.drawable.ic_back); break; case 2: builder .setEndButtonLabel(context.getString(R.string.botonFinalizar)) .setBackButtonLabel(context.getString(R.string.botonAtras)) .setBackButtonStartDrawableResId(R.drawable.ic_back) .setNextButtonEndDrawableResId(R.drawable.ic_check); break;

        default:
            throw new IllegalArgumentException("Unsupported position: " + position);
    }
    return builder.create();
}
olsey commented 3 years ago

This is how you add padding to the next button ((ViewGroup)((ViewGroup) stepperLayout).getChildAt(2)).getChildAt(2).setPadding(30,0,30,0);

and this is how you add padding to complete button ((ViewGroup)((ViewGroup) stepperLayout).getChildAt(2)).getChildAt(3).setPadding(30,0,30,0);

I would suggest you to debug the StepperLayout you have and see what is has inside and customize it however you want