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    <p>Solution by Malcolm works fine with API>=9. Here's the solution for older API:</p> <p>The trick is to create the standard notification object and then traverse the default <code>contentView</code> created by <code>Notification.setLatestEventInfo(...)</code>. When you find the right TextView, just get the <code>tv.getTextColors().getDefaultColor()</code>.</p> <p>Here's the code that extracts the default text color and text size (in scaled density pixels - sp).</p> <pre><code>private Integer notification_text_color = null; private float notification_text_size = 11; private final String COLOR_SEARCH_RECURSE_TIP = "SOME_SAMPLE_TEXT"; private boolean recurseGroup(ViewGroup gp) { final int count = gp.getChildCount(); for (int i = 0; i &lt; count; ++i) { if (gp.getChildAt(i) instanceof TextView) { final TextView text = (TextView) gp.getChildAt(i); final String szText = text.getText().toString(); if (COLOR_SEARCH_RECURSE_TIP.equals(szText)) { notification_text_color = text.getTextColors().getDefaultColor(); notification_text_size = text.getTextSize(); DisplayMetrics metrics = new DisplayMetrics(); WindowManager systemWM = (WindowManager)getSystemService(Context.WINDOW_SERVICE); systemWM.getDefaultDisplay().getMetrics(metrics); notification_text_size /= metrics.scaledDensity; return true; } } else if (gp.getChildAt(i) instanceof ViewGroup) return recurseGroup((ViewGroup) gp.getChildAt(i)); } return false; } private void extractColors() { if (notification_text_color != null) return; try { Notification ntf = new Notification(); ntf.setLatestEventInfo(this, COLOR_SEARCH_RECURSE_TIP, "Utest", null); LinearLayout group = new LinearLayout(this); ViewGroup event = (ViewGroup) ntf.contentView.apply(this, group); recurseGroup(event); group.removeAllViews(); } catch (Exception e) { notification_text_color = android.R.color.black; } } </code></pre> <p>Call <code>extractColors</code> ie. in onCreate() of your service. Then when you're creating the custom notification, the color and text size you want are in <code>notification_text_color</code> and <code>notification_text_size</code>:</p> <pre><code>Notification notification = new Notification(); RemoteViews notification_view = new RemoteViews(getPackageName(), R.layout.notification); notification_view.setTextColor(R.id.label, notification_text_color); notification_view.setFloat(R.id.label, "setTextSize", notification_text_size); </code></pre>
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    1. CO+1 great answer. Works well. I noticed there seem to be 2 different default colors - for the title and for the main content. I want to fetch both, but have only been able to get the title color using this method - the iteration seems to only find 1 textbox. Any ideas?
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    2. CO@Raw Did you set another search tip text for the content text?
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    3. COI see the same as @Raw, only one TextView. I replaced "Utest" with another search tip (and with a different string). It only finds the one TextView and it matches COLOR_SEARCH_RECURSE_TIP. Any pointers? Thx.
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