I am trying to round only the bottom corners of the ImageView, so that the view fits perfectly into the upper part of the screen, but also has an attractive design.

I am trying to round only the bottom corners of the ImageView, so that the view fits perfectly into the upper part of the screen, but also has an attractive design.

I am trying to round only the bottom corners of the ImageView, so that the view fits perfectly into the upper part of the screen, but also has an attractive design.

I need to adapt a square screen(1200px * 1200px, 160dpi), use context.resources.configuration.orientation found out it’s a landscape orientation. How do I force a portrait layout?

I’m having an issue with my BottomNavigationView where the icons are not vertically centered. In the Android Studio preview, everything looks perfect, but when I run the app on an emulator, the height of the BottomNavigationView is larger, causing the icons to appear above the middle. I’m using Kotlin and XML for my layout.

I am using CookieBar2 to display a cookie bar at the top of the screen:

I am using a library called CookieBar2 (https://github.com/AviranAbady/CookieBar2). I am displaying a cookie bar at the top of the screen with this library:

I’m trying to create LinearLayout with 2 children LinearLayouts. I can’t use XML and should make this programmatically.

so i have my phone that is set to “minimum width of” 384dp (in developers options), what i want do is to open my android studio app like if the phone had its minimum width of 478dp.