Consequently, our AppBarLayout needs to have the height 48dp+56dp+StatusBarHeight. Luckily, I can tell you the height of a TabLayout which is 48dp high and the height of a Toolbar which is 56dp high. Nevertheless, you can’t just change the height of the app bar layout to a fixed value, since the status bar height differs from phone to phone. Last but not least, the Toolbar is way to big because the background drawable is part of the content of the view and the attribute android:layout_height="wrap_content" is set for your AppBarLayout. Moreover, to change the third issue remove the app:layout_scrollFlags="scroll|enterAlways" attribute from your Toolbar. Additionally, remove the attribute from your AppBarLayout.
So add it to your AppBarLayout and to your Toolbar in order to make the AppBarLayout use the space below the status bar and to position your Toolbar just below the status bar.
To fix the first issue we simply need to remove the android:background="?attr/colorPrimary" attribute from our Toolbar to make it transparent instead of filled with the primary color.įurthermore, to fix the second issue we need to add some android:fitsSystemWindows="true" attributes to our layout since this attribute is not inherited. The app bar layout changed its size based on the background image The image is not visible under our status bar, even though we made it transparent before 3. The Toolbar is not transparent so there is a lot of blue (primary color) 2. There are several issues with your layout: 1.
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