Using multiple text colors in Android's textview [ Html.fromhtml() ]
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textview.setText(Html.fromHtml("<i><small><font color=\"#c5c5c5\">" + "Competitor ID: " + "</font></small></i>" + "<font color=\"#47a842\">" + compID + "</font>"));
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Updated on July 09, 2022Comments
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user1029167 almost 2 years
In one textview I'm trying to separate text stylings on different words.
So far I have:
textview.setText(Html.fromHtml("<i><small><font color=\"c5c5c5\">" + "Competitor ID: " + "</font></small></i>" + "<font color=\"47a842\">" + compID + "</font>"));
Basically, I'm saying I want
"Competitor ID:"
to be italic, small, and grey.And I want that string
compID
to be normal sized, not italic, and green.The italic and small portions of the code work perfectly, but for some reason, the entire text view has grey text, rather than just
"Competitor ID:"
.Any ideas?
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Muhammad Babar about 11 years@userIsAMonkey +1 great work but why are you using escape sequences in font color if it is in html
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Evren Ozturk about 8 yearsFor peoples having issues; using color names doesn't work, I think you have to use color codes. wrong:<font color=\"#white\"> right :<font color=\"#f1f1f1\">
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TWiStErRob over 7 years@MuhammadBabar the escape is because this is Java source code. To include a
"
in a Java String you have to escape it. After Java compiles this it'll look like normal HTML code and will be parsed as such byfromHtml
.