Soft Input pans view but not enough to show full editText?

Was able to hack together a solution that mimics what I was looking for. Put the layout inside a scrollView, set the parameter to adjustResize instead of adjustPan. And on click in the editText did scrollView.

PostDelayed(new Runnable() { public void run() { scrollView. ScrollTo(0, scrollView.getBottom()); } } , 250) Would love to find a non-hacky way to do this, but this is all I've got.

Was able to hack together a solution that mimics what I was looking for. Put the layout inside a scrollView, set the parameter to adjustResize instead of adjustPan. And on click in the editText did scrollView.

PostDelayed(new Runnable() { public void run() { scrollView. ScrollTo(0, scrollView.getBottom()); } } , 250); Would love to find a non-hacky way to do this, but this is all I've got.

I have a somewhat complicated layout, but at the very bottom is a huge EditText. When I click on it to get the keyboard to open, everything slides up just enough to show exactly where the user is typing (as the user begins typing only 1 line is visible, if the user goes to multiple lines then it pans a little more to show 2 lines, etc). I would like everything to pan so that the whole EditText (all the blank space) is visible.

Been struggling with this for a couple days now, would appreciate any suggestions. Hopefully the images illustrate my question. I need to figure out how to make this happen.

The only way I have been able to force view to pan to the right place is by setting, android:gravity to bottom , in which case text is written at the bottom. This however, is clearly a very weird user experience. I need text to be like in a normal text box.

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