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I am creating a tasty PhoneGap plugin that hopefully will be opened up once it is ready.. The plugin is mostly finished, I just need a nice UI for user interaction. In a nutshell I want to create a "native" android toolbar component. Much how you would if you implement the PhoneGap UIControls Tabbar library for IOS by Decaf Ninja Software. Ideally; The toolbar should be called from JavaScript through PhoneGap to "show" and "hide". On these calls the WebView appView is resized as the toolbar appears / disappears from the bottom of the screen . I can resize the appView on launch with; super.init(); //re-configure appView layout super.appView.setLayoutParams(new LinearLayout.LayoutParams(width, height)); But I am not sure if this is the right approach, also, how can I do this in runtime? (the webview should be fill_parent at app start) I assume I cannot use XML sheets for changing the layout in mid- runtime. The PhoneGap library handles all the layout programmatically so I should probably leave XML out of it. Also as the appView is protected it is very difficult to play with this unless I am not extending DroidGap in my activity :( DroidGap.class /* 184 */ this.root = new LinearLayoutSoftKeyboardDetect(this, width, height); /* 185 */ this.root.setOrientation(1); /* 186 */ this.root.setBackgroundColor(-16777216); /* 187 */ this.root.setLayoutParams(new LinearLayout.LayoutParams(-1, -1, 0.0F)); then, /* 208 */ this.appView = new WebView(this); /* 209 */ this.appView.setId(100); /* 211 */ this.appView.setLayoutParams(new LinearLayout.LayoutParams(-1, -1, 1.0F)); and, /* 249 */ bindBrowser(this.appView); /* */ /* 252 */ this.appView.setVisibility(4); /* 253 */ this.root.addView(this.appView); /* 254 */ setCo

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