This project is ported from the Android framework. In order to make the pickers material themed on older devices (pre-Lollipop), the appcompat library is used for base theming and vector drawable handling. The widgets always use the custom layouts, this is a complete replacement for the framework pickers. This also means that they have the same look-and-feel on all API levels.

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Add this single line to your gradle file:

compile 'com.takisoft.fix:datetimepicker:1.0.6'

And use one of the Theme.AppCompat themes (or a custom one based on that) as your Activity's theme.

Now you can use the following material themed picker dialogs:

• DatePickerDialog (from com.takisoft.datetimepicker.DatePickerDialog)
• TimePickerDialog (from com.takisoft.datetimepicker.TimePickerDialog)

Additionally you could technically use DatePicker and TimePicker from the com.takisoft.datetimepicker.widget package inside a layout as an inline view, however, they do not support scrolling containers, so it's recommended to stick with the dialogs instead.

You can override the following attributes in your theme (check out the default styles for details):

Watch out not to include the android: prefix before the attribute names if you want to override them as it will not work. These attributes have been (re)defined for the project in order to be able to access the internal details, which means that they do not belong to the android namespace anymore.

API 15	API 26

You can see that in landscape the API 15 images show spinners instead of a calendar view. This is because there is not enough room for the calendar, so the spinners are used as fallback.