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Android Material Button Taking Color Primary Instead Of Color Accent

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I have my layout button as -

Solution 1:

You can check the official doc.

The filled button has the backgroundTint based on the colorPrimary. Also in your buttonView style you should extend one of the provided styles:

Default style           Widget.MaterialComponents.ButtonIcon style              Widget.MaterialComponents.Button.Icon
Unelevated style.       Widget.MaterialComponents.Button.UnelevatedButton
Unelevated icon style   Widget.MaterialComponents.Button.UnelevatedButton.Icon

Example:

<stylename="buttonView"parent="Widget.MaterialComponents.Button"></style>

If you want to change the background color you can:

  • Use the backgroundTint attribute in your custom style

  • Override the colorPrimary attribute in your custom style using the materialThemeOverlay (best solution)

Example:

<stylename="buttonView"parent="Widget.MaterialComponents.Button"><itemname="materialThemeOverlay">@style/CustomButtonThemeOverlay</item></style><stylename="CustomButtonThemeOverlay"><itemname="colorPrimary">@color/...</item></style>

Solution 2:

For my case this problem comes around when updating android studio to version 4.1.. button background color, always get color primary purple_500 by default. your code does not have problem. I set backgroundTint attribute to null and background attribute to favorite color, or just set backgroundTint to favorite color.

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