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title: KMManager.applyKeyboardHeight()
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---
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## Summary
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The **applyKeyboardHeight()** method sets the height of the keyboard frame for
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the device's current [screen orientation](https://developer.android.com/training/multiscreen/screensizes#TaskUseOriQuali)
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(portrait vs landscape).
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## Syntax
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```java
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KMManager.applyKeyboardHeight(Context context, int height)
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```
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### Parameters
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`context`
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: The context
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`height`
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: The height of the keyboard frame in *density-independent pixels (dp)*
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## Description
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Use this method when you want to increase or decrease the keyboard height for
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the device in the current screen orientation. This height is independent from
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the height of the suggestion banner frame.
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For reference, here's a table of the default Keyman keyboard heights for various devices and screen orientation.
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Device Type and Screen Orientation | Default height (dp) |
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| Default handset in portrait | 205 |
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| Default handset in landscape | 150 |
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| 7" tablet in portrait | 305 |
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| 7" tablet in landscape | 200 |
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| 10" tablet in portrait | 405 |
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| 10" tablet in landscape | 300 |
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**Note:** This new keyboard height would be applied for all platforms, so an
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adjusted keyboard height for a phone would appear too small for a tablet.
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## Examples
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### Example: Using `applyKeyboardHeight()`
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The following script illustrates the use of `applyKeyboardHeight()`:
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```java
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// Increase the Keyman keyboard height (default Keyman value for most phones is 205dp)
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int newKeyboardHeight = 300;
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KMManager.applyKeyboardHeight(this, newKeyboardHeight);
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```
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## See also
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* [getKeyboardHeight()](getKeyboardHeight)
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