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I have seen a number of proposed solutions for dealing with changing the font of an ArrayAdapter including suggestions to extend the ArrayAdapter class and override the getView() method. In this method you have to inflate a new view or re-use convertView and set the typeface for this view.

I can see how that works with a TextView just fine.

However, it seems like most of these solutions are still actually working only with a TextView within the ArrayAdapter and not a ListView. I have a String-Array that is displayed within a ListView and I would like to be able to change the font of the ListView (not a TextView).

If not, alternatively, is there a way to display a string-array within a TextView? (sorry if this is a very basic question but I'm new to Android)

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