I am using the webview show a html,
when i loadurl( html), the html is showing now ,but the background is white ?
I want to the background is transparent ?
I try to do it from html(it is no success)
I also try use the function API of the webkit or webview (I still no success)
Can u help me?
thks
I am looking forward to u !

I read the source of webkit__m5 (down from codegoogle ),
but I donot see the webview class constructor .
I donot know how shoule I do !

in the source file:
/**
* Set the background color. It's white by default. Pass
* zero to make the view transparent.
* @param color the ARGB color described by Color.java
*/
public void setBackgroundColor(int color)

have you try this method?

sure !
I try for this way!
I set background is yellow , but the webview is not yellow , it still write .

I donnot have any better way to solve it ?

pls give a favor! thks!

I can change the background color in the the native environment , I think you can wait for the next release.

the view can be changed the background , but the webview is not change
however ,the next release will can do that ?
R u sure?

need a screen capture? but you can only change the background color before loading page.
when page loaded. the background will change according to the source code of page

psl tell me detailly. thks ! I am not konw yr idea!

the new SDK version is can be setbackground about webview
but it still not transparent. (at least i see )
can u tell me how to transparent about load a webview ?
thks

Come on guys...this is so simple, I fooled around for about 5 minutes earlier today, and figured it out.

To achieve transparency both the view's background drawable, which is inherited, and the WebView's backgroundColor variable must be assigned values of 0. The first may be accomplished through either a call to setBackgroundDrawable(), or the android:background tag in the xml. The second is set by calling setBackgroundColor().

spokebloke wrote:Come on guys...this is so simple, I fooled around for about 5 minutes earlier today, and figured it out.

To achieve transparency both the view's background drawable, which is inherited, and the WebView's backgroundColor variable must be assigned values of 0. The first may be accomplished through either a call to setBackgroundDrawable(), or the android:background tag in the xml. The second is set by calling setBackgroundColor().

Uhm, this thread is over 5 months old, and they are talking about the M5 sdk, so your comment probably isn't very relevant.

This is also the reason why you shouldn't revive old threads.