You have a android:layout_marginRight="10dp and that's when this space on the right appears.
You have a android:layout_marginRight="10dp" and that's when this space on the right appears.
Thanks for your reply. I removed it and the gap is still there. – JackBauer Feb 20 at 0:38 Then give your TextView and ImageView a fill parent for their's width.
– sdfdfsfd Feb 20 at 1:18 Isn't that going to stretch the the image? – JackBauer Feb 20 at 2:34 then just do for the TextView. Also use a linearlayout.
I think because of the way it will be layed out, if you defined the LinearLayout as horizontal orientation, give the ImageView a width of wrap_content and the TextView a width of fill_parent (this is the reason it was sort of renamed to match_parent) the text view will expand to the right and not collide with the ImageView. – Greg Feb 20 at 7:07 you can use a 9patch for stretchable images, it may sound weird to you but it isn't a big deal, just to mark where exactly the image can be stretched: developer.android. Com/guide/developing/tools/draw9patch.
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