android:layout_centerHorizontal="true"
android:layout_centerHorizontal="true"
there is also
android:layout_centerInParent="true"
Full list for RelativeLayout attributes is here
Also you can tell your TextView to fill_parent and then set gravity=center on it. So it'll center actual text within textView.
As a more general answer to this question, layout_gravity
does not work with the subviews of a RelativeLayout
. It is for use with a LinearLayout
or FrameLayout
. However, the subviews of a RelativeLayout
can still use gravity
as usual because this is just how a view arranges its own content.
See the comparison in the following image. The green and blue views are TextViews inside of a RelativeLayout
.
The gravity
works but layout_gravity
doesn't. See my fuller answer for more details.
See also
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