** Android :clipToPadding ** Sets whether the control’s drawing range is inside the Padding. When clipToPadding is true, the layout cannot be drawn to the padding area. When clipToPadding is false, the layout can be drawn to the padding area. The default clipToPadding is true. Specific examples: When we set paddingTop or paddingBottom for the ListView, ScrollView, and GridView, we find that by default the padding/margin stays in the slide when sliding to the top and bottom, Views never slide to the bottom and top. This is because Android :clipToPadding defaults to true, so when I swipe up and down, I don’t ignore the padding property of the control so that the layout doesn’t slide to the top or bottom.

Android :clipChildren defines whether a child view is limited to the bounds inside the ViewGroup. ClipChildren defaults to true, indicating that the child view is not limited by the size of the parent view and can extend beyond the width and height of the parent view to the surrounding view. Property Settings are written in the ViewGroup. When clipChildren is false, the child view is limited by the size of the parent view and cannot exceed the width and height of the parent view.

Conclusion:

  1. Android :clipToPadding can draw inside the padding area. Android :clipChildren can draw outside the parent view area