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colorControlHighlight: The ripple color when the button is pressed. Now, there are two important attributes to style a button : colorButtonNormal: The normal color of the button. Change the color of colorAccent to one of your choice to get the desired background color. This would give the following output: Why is the color PINK? The Colored Button takes the color of the colorAccent attribute from the styles.xml file.

We can set the default colored Button style on a button in the following way: last two styles fall under the Flat Buttons category. They are typically used in dialogsįollowing are the primary Button styles that are available.

Raised Buttons - These are the default ones.

In Material Design, Buttons broadly fall under the following two categories. Though it’ll work only when for Android SDK > 21. We’ll be looking at the later in the below section.Īndroid:backgroundTint attribute can also be used to set the tint color on a Button. So either we can create a drawable selector as we’d done in Android Button Selector Tutorial, or the other better approach is by setting styles. Though there is the raised effect that’s a part of the style itself. The output of both of the above Buttons looks like this: As it is visible, setting the background removes the click effect. The above Button has the default style: To set a different style on the Button, we use the android:background attribute. A basic Button in the layout is defined like this: The introduction of Material Design has brought along many different kinds of Button styles which are compatible with pre-Lollipop devices too. Android Material Design Buttonīuttons in Android are used to communicate our actions with the application. Today we’ll dive deep into Android Buttons in Material Design and develop an application that showcases the different styles of a Button.