Add android:cacheColornt="#00000000 to ListView in xml layout or use setCacheColornt(int) on ListView instance.
Add android:cacheColornt="#00000000" to ListView in xml layout or use setCacheColornt(int) on ListView instance. Why? Here it is described in detail.
Use the following property in the xml of listView: android:cacheColornt="@android:color/transparent.
Try this line of code in the xml of your listview: android:listSelector="@android:color/transparent.
If you require transparent ListView in a PreferenceActivity, try using a theme with And put the theme in your AndroidManifest.xml.
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