I have a MapView
with an action bar powered by ActionBarSherlock. The action bar is both split (on \"narrow\" screens) and overlayed / semi-transparent (android
I ran into the same problem. On phone devices in portrait mode the actionbar is split. So menu-items are in the top actionbar and the tabs in a second actionbar (tabbar) below. I just did not find any possible way to determine the height of the actionbar: to see what space is left on the screen before building my screen.
So I did an assumption:
So I distinguish the different screensizes and created a bool resource
false
true
In the code I access the value like this:
Boolean isSplit = getResources().getBoolean(R.bool.is_split_actionbar);
To get the actionbar height in the onCreateView() method:
TypedValue typedVal = new TypedValue();
getActivity().getTheme().resolveAttribute(R.attr.actionBarSize, typedVal, true); // use android.R when not using ABS
int actionBarHeight = getResources().getDimensionPixelSize(typedVal.resourceId);
And double the height if the actionbar is split:
if(isSplit)
actionBarHeight = actionBarHeight * 2;
It is not an ideal solution, but for me this works.