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CustomRecyclerView naming is generic. Changing the name to something meaningful is suggested. LeafPicRecyclerView sounds nice and we can use it throughout the app for better customisation. |
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@Techydevil well done! |
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The quick fix around for changing the scrollbar color was to use an XML linking to a drawable. However, this couldn't be used as a solution in our case since the drawable XML wouldn't link to a dynamic color code that changes when the user changes the accent-color.
Hence I've created a custom recycler view class that overrides the default drawing of the scrollbar, changing it's color to the color set in settings by accessing "accent_color_preference" with the help of Hawk. Hope this fixes it.