diff --git a/samples/browseable/AdapterTransition/_index.jd b/samples/browseable/AdapterTransition/_index.jd index 24ca6e182..d5c48a392 100644 --- a/samples/browseable/AdapterTransition/_index.jd +++ b/samples/browseable/AdapterTransition/_index.jd @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ sample.group=UI @jd:body
- - Transition cannot be directly applied to AdapterViews. In this sample, we demonstrate how to create a overlay layout and run a Transition on it. - -
+{@link android.transition.Transition Transition} cannot be directly applied to +{@link android.widget.AdapterView AdapterView}s. This sample demonstrates how to +create a overlay layout and how to run a transition on it. + diff --git a/samples/browseable/AdvancedImmersiveMode/_index.jd b/samples/browseable/AdvancedImmersiveMode/_index.jd index 2b19c9c74..7048fe838 100644 --- a/samples/browseable/AdvancedImmersiveMode/_index.jd +++ b/samples/browseable/AdvancedImmersiveMode/_index.jd @@ -5,10 +5,15 @@ page.tags="AdvancedImmersiveMode" sample.group=UI @jd:body -Android 4.4 introduces a way for you to provide a more immersive screen -experience in your app, by letting users show or hide the status bar and -navigation bar with a swipe.
-This sample demonstrates how this features interacts with some of the other +
+Android 4.4 introduces a way for you to provide a more immersive screen +experience in your app by letting users show or hide the status bar and +the navigation bar with a swipe. +
+ ++This sample demonstrates how this feature interacts with some of the other UI flags related to full-screen apps. The sample also shows how to implement a "sticky" mode, which re-hides the bars a few seconds after the user swipes -them back in.
+them back in. + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/samples/browseable/BasicTransition/_index.jd b/samples/browseable/BasicTransition/_index.jd index e65ec530f..af2a6e739 100644 --- a/samples/browseable/BasicTransition/_index.jd +++ b/samples/browseable/BasicTransition/_index.jd @@ -6,8 +6,7 @@ sample.group=UI @jd:body- - This sample demonstrates the basic use of the transition framework introduced in KitKat. - Select each of the RadioButtons to switch between the Scenes. - -
+This sample demonstrates the basic use of the transition framework introduced in KitKat. +Select each of the radio buttons to switch between the +{@link android.transition.Scene Scene}s. + diff --git a/samples/browseable/DisplayingBitmaps/_index.jd b/samples/browseable/DisplayingBitmaps/_index.jd index ccb4fa8f2..eb880978f 100644 --- a/samples/browseable/DisplayingBitmaps/_index.jd +++ b/samples/browseable/DisplayingBitmaps/_index.jd @@ -5,14 +5,17 @@ page.tags="DisplayingBitmaps" sample.group=UI @jd:body -- - This is a sample application for the Android Training class - "Displaying Bitmaps Efficiently" - (http://developer.android.com/training/displaying-bitmaps/).\n\n +
This is a sample application for the +Displaying +Bitmaps Efficiently Android Training class.
- It demonstrates how to load large bitmaps efficiently off the main UI thread, caching - bitmaps (both in memory and on disk), managing bitmap memory and displaying bitmaps - in UI elements such as ViewPager and ListView/GridView. - - ++The sample demonstrates: +
+- Demonstrates how to create a custom media route provider. -
+This sample demonstrates how to create a custom media route provider. + \ No newline at end of file