Tomás Ruiz-López

You can change the size of the FloatingActionButton in the xml layout file. Besides this, I don't have any previous experience to solve your problem, never happened to me before....

Current implementation does not allow it. You can either submit your pull request or wait for a future release where I will consider to incorporate it.

The usage of the library is explained in the README. With no description for the issue, there is nothing I can do.

You need to override `getSectionHeaderViewType`(see [here](https://github.com/truizlop/SectionedRecyclerView/blob/master/library/src/main/java/com/truizlop/sectionedrecyclerview/SectionedRecyclerViewAdapter.java#L164)) and provide different IDs depending on the type of view that you want for a given section. You need to make sure the IDs...

Please, read the docs before opening issues. You have to implement `onBindSectionHeaderViewHolder` (see [here](https://github.com/truizlop/SectionedRecyclerView/blob/master/library/src/main/java/com/truizlop/sectionedrecyclerview/SectionedRecyclerViewAdapter.java#L237)) where you receive holder and section to determine which view you need to render and which...

Could you elaborate a bit more on this issue? Why do you need access to it?

You have section and row indices available on method `onBindItemViewHolder`. You can send such information to your view holder and have it available when handling click events.

Could you please elaborate a little further on why you need this? If you don't want a header for a section, then don't group those things into different sections. For...

You could just set its visibility to GONE

You have to override `getSectionItemViewType(int section, int position)` and return a different integer number for each `viewType` that you have. Make sure you don't use the same viewTypes the library...