Button label length - over two lines?

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wtw I hate code! Posts: 11 Reg: May 27, 2012 Berlin 3,110	confirm \| cancel 06/10/12 12:36 AM (13 years ago) Button label length - over two lines? Hi all, Almost all my button labels are too long to be shown in their entirety under the button. Is there a way to force it to show the entire label, split over two lines and text centered under the button? BT 2.0 Android testing on a Samsung Galaxy S and an emulator Also: a quick button image confirmation: if I'm including the image file I have to do that BEFORE compiling and starting work in Eclipse, right? So if I want to be able to change buttons later (add ones with different images) I'll have to use an image url instead? Do I have that right? thanks! Title Comments Hi all, Almost all my button labels are too long to be shown in their entirety under the button. Is there a way to force it to show the entire label, split over two lines and text centered under the button? BT 2.0 Android testing on a Samsung Galaxy S and an emulator Also: a quick button image confirmation: if I'm including the image file I have to do that BEFORE compiling and starting work in Eclipse, right? So if I want to be able to change buttons later (add ones with different images) I'll have to use an image url instead? Do I have that right? thanks!

Fred@mySkylla com Android Fan Posts: 5259 Reg: Oct 03, 2011 location unknow... 62,560	06/10/12 10:00 AM (13 years ago) You can go into the code to change the text box length for the button label. Don't remember the specifics, but the Buzztouch Source Code (Android) article in my guide is a good place to start. www.MySkylla.com Fred Comments You can go into the code to change the text box length for the button label. Don't remember the specifics, but the Buzztouch Source Code (Android) article in my guide is a good place to start. www.MySkylla.com Fred

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