Android ImageButton not displaying on right side of the screen?

Here's another possible solution. You can set the weight of the inner LinearLayout to a value, such as 1. That will allow the ImageButton to render within the constraints of the parent rather than outside LinearLayout xmlns:android="schemas.android.com/apk/res/android" android:layout_width="fill_parent" android:layout_height="fill_parent" android:orientation="horizontal" android:padding="2dip" style="@style/default_style.

Here's another possible solution. You can set the weight of the inner LinearLayout to a value, such as 1. That will allow the ImageButton to render within the constraints of the parent rather than outside.

Setting the weight worked. Thanks Ryan – avagadia Apr 16 at 17:13.

You need to put the ImageButton inside a layout. It's not rendering because you're not telling it where to render. One way you could position it how you want to is by adding a relative layout after the Linear one you have there.

Use a relative layout to position the image to the right developer.android.com/reference/android/... The following article has some information about positioning things within a RelativeLayout higherpass.com/Android/Tutorials/Explori....

I've put the ImageButton inside a RelativeLayout and it still isn't rendering. I've updated the post to show the ImageButton inside the RelativeLayout. – avagadia Apr 16 at 16:40.

You need to put the ImageButton inside a layout. It's not rendering because you're not telling it where to render.

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