The size of the text within the List View is defined by the ListView's adapter's item resource. If you create a custom view for the list view item and define a TextView, you can change the size of the font within that text view, which will define the size of the text in each item within the List.
Good catch -- I didn't realize the OP was trying to style the List itself and not the list item. – Shawn Lauzon Jul 22 at 17:19.
I would say the best way is to define resource files that you want and then override them in different configurations. For example, create a values/dimen. Xml file and define: 18sp and then create another file values-large/dimen.
Xml which defines 22sp Then you just say in your styles. Xml: @dimen/text_size_medium.
I did try that also but didn't work ...I had the text size defined in my styles. Xml but to no avail. – JayP Jul 21 at 16:25.
I have a custom listview and have defined a style for it. I am not able to change the textsize of the items on listview. I am trying to change it through layout so that it can dynamically change depending on device.
I know that I can use setTextSize in my code for changing the font size . But I want to change it applying styles. Any suggestions on how to go about changing it?
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