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In this release:

• Fixed issues with colour primary in fragments #60 (MaterialAboutFragment's getTheme function now requires a theme)
• @k0shk0sh added custom card colours in PR #61
• This addition also applies to #57

Thanks to @k0shk0sh for contributing!

Bug fix release which addresses some theme issues.

Thanks @Robyer for PR #52.

This update makes sure that the long click listener isn't used by default.

Make sure you update all customOnClickListeners to the new OnClickActions.

Just a point update to include recent pull requests.

#44 #48 #49 #51

Removed Internet permission from library, so it is now up to you to include it if you need to.

Fixed title crash #44 (Thanks!)

Updated support libraries to 25.2.0

• Set colour of card titles • Generalised onClickListener and added longClick parameter

Fixed fragments.

Broke fragments in this release, will fix soon.

Thanks to EvoWizz on twitter for prompting me to develop theming for this version of the library.

You can choose from these styles (for the theme parent):

(light)

• Theme.Mal.Light.DarkActionBar
• Theme.Mal.Light.LightActionBar

(dark)

• Theme.Mal.Dark.LightActionBar
• Theme.Mal.Dark.DarkActionBar

Check out how they look in the demo app on the play store.

Lots of behind the scenes changes to make some the new features possible here. The library is now more modular and customisable than it was before which I hope will encourage some pretty unique use cases.

• Breaking: MaterialAboutItems have been moved into a separate package, so be sure to update your imports.
• Custom items are now possible. This is an advanced feature, however should be relatively simple to implement. Check out the demo app to see how it's done. (#31)
• It is now possible to dynamically update the UI (#33) with .setMaterialAboutList
• A new ConvenienceBuilder method to create an address item has been added (#34)
• Scrolling the toolbar off screen is now made possible by .setScrollToolbar (#35)

Thanks to @Scrounger, @abiemann, @Rainer-Lang and everyone else who has taken the time to suggest improvements to the library.

PS: If anyone is willing to document these new changes, please get in touch! I only have a limited amount of time - juggling school work and android dev, and obviously I'd rather be coding than writing! Thanks 👍