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How to set a background for whole application in Android?

In my application I have a lot of layers and instead of setting a background image to each of them, I want to set a background once and for all. How can I do that?

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lomza Avatar asked Apr 12 '11 09:04

lomza


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Take a look at Apply a theme to an Activity or application to apply the background image across the whole application.

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Rajath Avatar answered Sep 27 '22 23:09

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