Android: Layout views of the same size evenly?

That configuration (the L shape) might make this a tad trickier... since the corner button might size like it's horizontal counterparts or it's vertical counterparts, depending on which linear layout they are apart of. In any event, you should be using wrap_content for the height or width, and they should all have a weight of 1. It's my understanding that the wrap_content for the height or width is important for the Linear Layout to size them correctly.It might work with fill_parent when the weights are all 1, but if you use different weights on different Views with fill_parent, things won't appear as you expect.

If you can't make it work with linearlayout and weights (which you should be able to do), you could always try to do some manual workarounds using relativelayout.

Working with different screen sizes... I think it would be impossible with a relative layout... – Maximus Apr 18 at 16:10 I'm not going to say I've tried it, but you might have a point :p though commands like centerInParent works nice for different screens. Maybe he'll find a mix of commands like that that makes it work. But I guess you'd have to embed linearlayouts within the relative one anyway eventually.. – keyser5053 Apr 19 at 14:52 Yea, I didn't mean to say "impossible", lol... that's not a good word.

But anyway, right... to get the system to resize all the views to be the same size... there would have to be a LinearLayout in there somewhere. – Maximus Apr 19 at 16:36.

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