DocumentActivity and PdfViewCtrlTabHostFragment2 are highly configurable and can be easily customized using our document viewer configuration classes. UI components can be hidden and functionality can be disabled by initializing the document viewer using ViewerConfig.Builder.
For further customization, PDFViewCtrlConfig allows you to initialize PDFViewCtrl with low-level viewer settings, and ToolManagerBuilder allows you to customize annotation functionality in ToolManager.
DocumentActivity and PdfViewCtrlTabHostFragment2 can be initialized using ViewerConfig, which can be created with a ViewerConfig.Builder object.
For example:
A full list of settings for ViewerConfig.Builder can be found in the API documentation.
PDFViewCtrl specific functionality can be configured using PDFViewCtrlConfig. You can then pass the configuration to ViewerConfig to initialize PDFViewCtrl in your document viewer with your specific settings.
For example:
A full list of settings for PDFViewCtrlConfig can be found in the API documentation.
Annotation tool functionality can be configured using ToolManagerBuilder, such as hiding/disabling specific annotation creation tools or disabling the quick menu. You can then pass the configuration to ViewerConfig to initialize ToolManager in your document viewer with your specific settings. Alternatively, you can also modify the style resource for ToolManager directly, and pass it to ViewerConfig.
ToolManager by setting ToolManagerBuilder to an instance of ViewerConfig:A full list of settings for ToolManagerBuilder can be found in the API documentation.ToolManager by setting an XML style resource:Defining a style for ToolManager is explained in detail in the ToolManager configuration guide .Did you find this helpful?
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