Try putting the linearlayout inside a horiztonalscrollview. That should provide the scrollbar once the button exceeds the screen width.
That was all I needed to do. Using a horizontalscrollview instead of just the scrollview. Now it works!
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If you don't trying HorizontalScrollView, I think that must help.
Try HorizontalScrollView and add Buttons to it . This will scroll automatically whenever needed . For more help share complete layout code.
LinearLayout provide only "linear" positioning of views ;) I mean you can do like this: btn1btn2btn3btn4 or like this: btn1 btn2 btn3 btn4 Difference between two variants is in android:orientation param. For more complicated views you should use TableLayout or RelativeLayout. If you want to do scrollable variant of linear layout creta this structure: and add buttons to linear layout like you do it now.
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