R.style

Base style for animations. This style specifies no animations.

Standard animations for a full-screen window or activity.

Standard animations for a non-full-screen window or activity.

Window animations that are applied to input method overlay windows.

Standard animations for a translucent window or activity. This style is not used by default for the translucent theme (since translucent activities are a special case that have no clear UI paradigm), but you can make your own specialized theme with this animation style if you would like to have the standard platform transition animation.

Other Styles

Text Appearance Styles

Begin Holo theme styles Text Styles

This style is for smaller screens; values-xlarge defines a version for larger screens.

Begin Material theme styles Text styles

Deprecated text styles

Notification content styles

The default theme for apps on API level 10 and lower. This is the theme used for activities that have not explicitly set their own theme.

You can count on this being a dark background with light text on top, but should try to make no other assumptions about its appearance. In particular, the text inside of widgets using this theme may be completely different, with the widget container being a light color and the text on top of it a dark color.

If you're developing for API level 11 and higher, you should instead use Theme_Holo or Theme_DeviceDefault.

Theme overlay that replaces the normal control color, which by default is the same as the secondary text color, with the primary text color.

Theme overlay that replaces colors with their dark versions but preserves the value of colorAccent, colorPrimary and its variants.

Theme overlay that replaces colors with their dark versions and replaces the normal control color, which by default is the same as the secondary text color, with the primary text color.

Theme overlay that replaces colors with their light versions but preserves the value of colorAccent, colorPrimary and its variants.

Variant on Theme that ensures the background is completely black. This is useful for things like image viewers and media players. If you want the normal (dark background) theme do not use this, use Theme.

Variant of Theme_Black with no title bar

Variant of Theme_Black that has no title bar and no status bar. This theme sets windowFullscreen to true.

The default theme for apps that target API level XX and higher.

The DeviceDefault themes are aliases for a specific device’s native look and feel. The DeviceDefault theme family and widget style family offer ways for you to target your app to a device’s native theme with all device customizations intact.

For example, when you set your app's targetSdkVersion to XX or higher, this theme is applied to your application by default. As such, your app might appear with the Material styles on one device, but with a different set of styles on another device. This is great if you want your app to fit with the device's native look and feel. If, however, you prefer to keep your UI style the same across all devices, you should apply a specific theme such as Material or one of your own design. For more information, read Material Everywhere.

Styles used by the DeviceDefault theme are named using the convention Type.DeviceDefault.Etc (for example, Widget.DeviceDefault.Button and TextAppearance.DeviceDefault.Widget.PopupMenu.Large).

DeviceDefault theme for dialog windows and activities. This changes the window to be floating (not fill the entire screen), and puts a frame around its contents. You can set this theme on an activity if you would like to make an activity that looks like a Dialog.

DeviceDefault theme for a window that will be displayed either full-screen on smaller screens (small, normal) or as a dialog on larger screens (large, xlarge).

DeviceDefault theme for a window without an action bar that will be displayed either full-screen on smaller screens (small, normal) or as a dialog on larger screens (large, xlarge).

Variant of Theme_DeviceDefault_Dialog that has a nice minimum width for a regular dialog.

Variant of Theme_DeviceDefault_Dialog without an action bar

Variant of Theme_DeviceDefault_Dialog_NoActionBar that has a nice minimum width for a regular dialog.

DeviceDefault style for input methods, which is used by the InputMethodService class.

Variant of Theme_DeviceDefault with a light-colored style

Variant of the DeviceDefault (light) theme that has a solid (opaque) action bar with an inverse color profile.

DeviceDefault light theme for dialog windows and activities. This changes the window to be floating (not fill the entire screen), and puts a frame around its contents. You can set this theme on an activity if you would like to make an activity that looks like a Dialog.

DeviceDefault light theme for a window that will be displayed either full-screen on smaller screens (small, normal) or as a dialog on larger screens (large, xlarge).

DeviceDefault light theme for a window without an action bar that will be displayed either full-screen on smaller screens (small, normal) or as a dialog on larger screens (large, xlarge).

Variant of Theme_DeviceDefault_Light_Dialog that has a nice minimum width for a regular dialog.

Variant of Theme_DeviceDefault_Light_Dialog without an action bar

Variant of Theme_DeviceDefault_Light_Dialog_NoActionBar that has a nice minimum width for a regular dialog.

Variant of Theme_DeviceDefault_Light with no action bar

Variant of Theme_DeviceDefault_Light with no action bar and no status bar. This theme sets windowFullscreen to true.

Variant of Theme_DeviceDefault_Light with no action bar and no status bar and extending in to overscan region. This theme sets windowFullscreen and windowOverscan to true.

Variant of Theme_DeviceDefault_Light that has no title bar and translucent system decor. This theme sets windowTranslucentStatus and windowTranslucentNavigation to true.

DeviceDefault light theme for panel windows. This removes all extraneous window decorations, so you basically have an empty rectangle in which to place your content. It makes the window floating, with a transparent background, and turns off dimming behind the window.

Variant of Theme_DeviceDefault with no action bar

Variant of Theme_DeviceDefault with no action bar and no status bar. This theme sets windowFullscreen to true.

Variant of Theme_DeviceDefault with no action bar and no status bar and extending in to overscan region. This theme sets windowFullscreen and windowOverscan to true.

Variant of Theme_DeviceDefault that has no title bar and translucent system decor. This theme sets windowTranslucentStatus and windowTranslucentNavigation to true.

DeviceDefault theme for panel windows. This removes all extraneous window decorations, so you basically have an empty rectangle in which to place your content. It makes the window floating, with a transparent background, and turns off dimming behind the window.

DeviceDefault theme for a window that should look like the Settings app.

DeviceDefault theme for windows that want to have the user's selected wallpaper appear behind them.

DeviceDefault theme for windows that want to have the user's selected wallpaper appear behind them and without an action bar.

Default theme for dialog windows and activities (on API level 10 and lower), which is used by the Dialog class. This changes the window to be floating (not fill the entire screen), and puts a frame around its contents. You can set this theme on an activity if you would like to make an activity that looks like a Dialog.

The default theme for apps on API level 10 and lower. This is the theme used for activities that have not explicitly set their own theme.

You can count on this being a dark background with light text on top, but should try to make no other assumptions about its appearance. In particular, the text inside of widgets using this theme may be completely different, with the widget container being a light color and the text on top of it a dark color.

If you're developing for API level 11 and higher, you should instead use Theme_Holo or Theme_DeviceDefault.

This is the default system theme for apps that target API level 11 - 13. Starting with API level 14, the default system theme is supplied by Theme_DeviceDefault, which might apply a different style on different devices. If you want to ensure that your app consistently uses the Holo theme at all times, you must explicitly declare it in your manifest. For example, <application android:theme="@android:style/Theme.Holo">. For more information, read Holo Everywhere.

The widgets in the holographic theme are translucent on their background, so applications must ensure that any background they use with this theme is itself dark; otherwise, it will be difficult to see the widgets. This UI style also includes a full action bar by default.

Styles used by the Holo theme are named using the convention Type.Holo.Etc (for example, Widget.Holo.Button and TextAppearance.Holo.Widget.PopupMenu.Large). Specific resources used by Holo are named using the convention @type/foo_bar_baz_holo with trailing _dark or _light specifiers if they are not shared between both light and dark versions of the theme.

Holo theme for dialog windows and activities, which is used by the Dialog class. This changes the window to be floating (not fill the entire screen), and puts a frame around its contents. You can set this theme on an activity if you would like to make an activity that looks like a Dialog. This is the default Dialog theme for applications targeting Honeycomb or newer.

Theme for a window that will be displayed either full-screen on smaller screens (small, normal) or as a dialog on larger screens (large, xlarge).

Theme for a window without a title bar that will be displayed either full-screen on smaller screens (small, normal) or as a dialog on larger screens (large, xlarge).

Variant of Theme.Holo.Dialog that has a nice minimum width for a regular dialog.

Variant of Theme.Holo.Dialog that does not include a title bar.

Variant of Theme.Holo.Dialog.NoActionBar that has a nice minimum width for a regular dialog.

Default theme for holo style input methods, which is used by the InputMethodService class. this inherits from Theme.Panel, but sets up IME appropriate animations and a few custom attributes.

Honeycomb holographic theme (light version). The widgets in the holographic theme are translucent on their brackground, so applications must ensure that any background they use with this theme is itself light; otherwise, it will be difficult to see the widgets. This UI style also includes a full action bar by default.

Variant of the holographic (light) theme that has a solid (opaque) action bar with an inverse color profile. The dark action bar sharply stands out against the light content.

Light holo dialog themes Holo light theme for dialog windows and activities, which is used by the Dialog class. This changes the window to be floating (not fill the entire screen), and puts a frame around its contents. You can set this theme on an activity if you would like to make an activity that looks like a Dialog. This is the default Dialog theme for applications targeting Honeycomb or newer.

Theme for a window that will be displayed either full-screen on smaller screens (small, normal) or as a dialog on larger screens (large, xlarge).

Theme for a window without an action bar that will be displayed either full-screen on smaller screens (small, normal) or as a dialog on larger screens (large, xlarge).

Variant of Theme.Holo.Light.Dialog that has a nice minimum width for a regular dialog.

Variant of Theme.Holo.Light.Dialog that does not include a title bar.

Variant of Theme.Holo.Light.Dialog.NoActionBar that has a nice minimum width for a regular dialog.

Variant of the holographic (light) theme with no action bar.

Variant of the holographic (light) theme that has no title bar and fills the entire screen. This theme sets windowFullscreen to true.

Variant of the holographic (light) theme that has no title bar and fills the entire screen and extends into the display overscan region. This theme sets windowFullscreen and windowOverscan to true.

Variant of the holographic (light) theme that has no title bar and translucent system decor. This theme sets windowTranslucentStatus and windowTranslucentNavigation to true.

Default holo light theme for panel windows. This removes all extraneous window decorations, so you basically have an empty rectangle in which to place your content. It makes the window floating, with a transparent background, and turns off dimming behind the window.

Variant of the holographic (dark) theme with no action bar.

Variant of the holographic (dark) theme that has no title bar and fills the entire screen. This theme sets windowFullscreen to true.

Variant of the holographic (dark) theme that has no title bar and fills the entire screen and extends into the display overscan region. This theme sets windowFullscreen and windowOverscan to true.

Variant of the holographic (dark) theme that has no title bar and translucent system decor. This theme sets windowTranslucentStatus and windowTranslucentNavigation to true.

Default holo dark theme for panel windows. This removes all extraneous window decorations, so you basically have an empty rectangle in which to place your content. It makes the window floating, with a transparent background, and turns off dimming behind the window.

Default holographic (dark) for windows that want to have the user's selected wallpaper appear behind them.

Default holographic (dark) for windows that want to have the user's selected wallpaper appear behind them and without an action bar.

Default theme for input methods (on API level 10 and lower), which is used by the InputMethodService class. this inherits from Theme.Panel, but sets up IME appropriate animations and a few custom attributes.

Theme for a light background with dark text on top. Set your activity to this theme if you would like such an appearance. As with the default theme, you should try to assume little more than that the background will be a light color.

This is designed for API level 10 and lower.

Variant of Theme_Light with no title bar

Variant of Theme_Light that has no title bar and no status bar. This theme sets windowFullscreen to true.

Default light theme for panel windows (on API level 10 and lower). This removes all extraneous window decorations, so you basically have an empty rectangle in which to place your content. It makes the window floating, with a transparent background, and turns off dimming behind the window.

Theme for a wallpaper's setting activity, which is designed to be a transparent background with a light shade, so the previous Activity is visible in the background.

Material theme (dark version).

If you want to ensure that your app consistently uses the Material theme at all times, you must explicitly declare it in your manifest. For example, <application android:theme="@style/Theme.Material">.

Styles used by the Material theme are named using the convention Type.Material.Etc (for example, Widget.Material.Button and TextAppearance.Material.Widget.PopupMenu.Large). Specific resources used by Material are named using the convention @type/foo_bar_baz_material with trailing _dark or _light specifiers if they are not shared between both light and dark versions of the theme.

Material theme for dialog windows and activities, which is used by the Dialog class. This changes the window to be floating (not fill the entire screen), and puts a frame around its contents. You can set this theme on an activity if you would like to make an activity that looks like a Dialog.

Theme for a window that will be displayed either full-screen on smaller screens (small, normal) or as a dialog on larger screens (large, xlarge).

Theme for a window without a title bar that will be displayed either full-screen on smaller screens (small, normal) or as a dialog on larger screens (large, xlarge).

Material theme for alert dialog windows, which is used by the AlertDialog class. This is basically a dialog but sets the background to empty so it can do two-tone backgrounds. For applications targeting Honeycomb or newer, this is the default AlertDialog theme.

Variant of Theme.Material.Dialog that has a nice minimum width for a regular dialog.

Variant of Theme.Material.Dialog that does not include a title bar.

Variant of Theme.Material.Dialog.NoActionBar that has a nice minimum width for a regular dialog.

Theme for a presentation window on a secondary display.

Default theme for material style input methods, which is used by the InputMethodService class. this inherits from Theme.Panel, but sets up IME appropriate animations and a few custom attributes.

Material theme (light version).

Variant of the material (light) theme that has a solid (opaque) action bar with an inverse color profile. The dark action bar sharply stands out against the light content.

Material light theme for dialog windows and activities, which is used by the Dialog class. This changes the window to be floating (not fill the entire screen), and puts a frame around its contents. You can set this theme on an activity if you would like to make an activity that looks like a Dialog.

Theme for a window that will be displayed either full-screen on smaller screens (small, normal) or as a dialog on larger screens (large, xlarge).

Theme for a window without an action bar that will be displayed either full-screen on smaller screens (small, normal) or as a dialog on larger screens (large, xlarge).

Material light theme for alert dialog windows, which is used by the AlertDialog class. This is basically a dialog but sets the background to empty so it can do two-tone backgrounds. For applications targeting Honeycomb or newer, this is the default AlertDialog theme.

Variant of Theme.Material.Light.Dialog that has a nice minimum width for a regular dialog.

Variant of Theme.Material.Light.Dialog that does not include a title bar.

Variant of Theme.Material.Light.Dialog.NoActionBar that has a nice minimum width for a regular dialog.

Theme for a presentation window on a secondary display.

Variant of the material (light) theme with no action bar.

Variant of the material (light) theme that has no title bar and fills the entire screen. This theme sets windowFullscreen to true.