Why is my graphic sometimes centering using a relative layout?

With your definition of the ImageView's layout layout_above="@+id/numberpad you may run into issues, as you defined it as numberviewer below. The above code should solve that Only use the id when defining a layout. Else use id Also when defining a layout position within a RelativeLayout you should consider to place the elements that are located relative to other elements at the bottom of your layout file You can also use layout_alignParentTop layout_alignParentLeft layout_alignParentRight or layout_alignParentBottom when layouting absolute items within a RelativeLayout You should definately do that in your case.

With your definition of the ImageView's layout layout_above="@+id/numberpad you may run into issues, as you defined it as numberviewer below. The above code should solve that. Only use the @+id when defining a layout.

Else use @id. Also when defining a layout position within a RelativeLayout you should consider to place the elements that are located relative to other elements at the bottom of your layout file. You can also use layout_alignParentTop, layout_alignParentLeft, layout_alignParentRight or layout_alignParentBottom when layouting absolute items within a RelativeLayout.

You should definately do that in your case.

1 I didn't post the entire XML code to begin with, I guess I should have done that... Sigh. Anyways, I'm posting the whole thing now. – Pearsonartphoto Jun 4 at 14:29 Still, the @+id defines a new id that might not actually exist within your layout, thus generating an error source.

– Keyboardsurfer Jun 4 at 14:30 I've removed +id references except for the android:id, but it still has the same problem. AlignParentLeft still has the same problem too... – Pearsonartphoto Jun 4 at 14:47.

I managed to solve the question by a bit of trickery that I had to put in for a different reason. It works, however, to solve two problems with one stone. Basically, my ImageView became this: The key bit was the line android:layout_toLeftOf="@id/number_select", forced the image to not overlap with the textView with the number.It's not perfectly to the left, but they at least don't overlap, so I'm saying good enough for now.

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