stuck in horizontal scrolling of "Trending", including a bottom navigation bar.
I have tried grid view but seems like it did not work.
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So I have this navigation title, and I tried to align some buttons with it using .toolbar. But Whenever I lower it with some extra padding on the top (so that they can be aligned horizontally) the buttons stop being able to be clicked. Is there some kind of area around the navigationTitle where I can't hit buttons? How do I fix this?
You can add views including buttons to the Navigation bar using .naivgationBarItems(leading: View?, center: View?, trailing: View?)
I'm using a usual view controller with UITableView which is embedded into a navigation controller which is embedded into a tabbar controller:
TabBar Controller
Navigation Controller
UIViewController with TableView
I'm using NavBar with a large title. When I scroll up in a usual way navigation bar with its large title has normal height. But when I touch status bar and tableView scrolls to top, navigation bar gets extra white space between a status bar and its title:
Normal space when scrolling with a finger: https://ibb.co/0BWgB0T
Extra space when touching status bar: https://ibb.co/LxFwDKx
The only thing that helps to avoid that extra space is the following:
edgesForExtendedLayout = UIRectEdge(rawValue: 0)
But it makes tabBar grey, not white as it should be and anyway seems like a quite incorrect solution.
Have anyone faced the same problem?
Ok, suddenly I've found a solution. Yes, it includes this line of code:
edgesForExtendedLayout = UIRectEdge(rawValue: 0)
But also I had to set a tabBar color to preferable and disable its "Translucent" property in Interface Builder.
Hope it'll help someone.
I'm making a simple app and I love using blue effects throughout the UI. Normally if I use a tableView I pin the 4 edges all the way out to the edge of the viewController, and everything scrolls correctly "behind" the blurred navigation bar and tab bar.
However, for one scene I want one view "Original Post VisualFX View" to be "pinned" at the top while the answer fields scroll behind that view and the nav/bottom bars.
Here's the view hierarchy:
Even after I turned off "clip to bounds" on the tableview as well as every view in the hierarchy above it, I can only get the tableView to scroll a BIT behind the Original Post VisualFX View and the bottom tab bar before they disappear. I assume it's because tableViews don't draw things that aren't visible at all within its bounds.
I'm trying to do everything in the Storyboard in IB with as little code as possible. I feel like this shouldn't be that hard, right?
So after tinkering for a while, I found a workaround: use a TableViewController for the whole scene, and just use a custom TableViewCell as the header, which pins it at the top when you scroll. By using ClearColor for the background and putting a UIVisualEffectView with blur in the background, I'm able to get everything to work beautifully.
Currently I am using UITabbar Controller to show my application's views. I would like slide to slide it horizontally away on certain view changes. Can I slide UITabbar controller ? or any other options?
This is my UITabbar controller.
I want to slide it horizontally or I want any other tool bar that can do it?
Please refer following link, it may be helpful to you.
Horizontal UIScrollView and hundreds of thumbnail images in iOS?
iOS - Horizontally sliding items
Scrolling horizontally between multiple images using UIScrollView
Somehow the Segmented Control does not get the proper height when the iPhone is in Landscape.
It is already bad enough when rotating the simulator that the toolbar at the bottom doesn't get thinner height, but when navigating back to the previous screen and then in again, the toolbar does get the propper height, but the segmented control extends above it, and even looks much bigger.
Is the is bug in the simulator or am i doing something wrong?
After digging around another day, I found where it all went wrong!
When dealing with UINavigationControllers, DO NOT drag in a UIToolbar at all! UINavigationController comes with two bars, a top-bar for the Navigation Controller and a bottom-bar for the ToolBar - that latter one is hidden by default.
In any newly added ViewControllers, there will be a toolbar that can be populated from the IB. However, if it is not a UIBarButton, there are some issues. To use a stepper, on/off-switch or a segmented control, drag it first to the Navigation bar, and then in the left column navigator of IB, drag it to the toolbar.
This solved all the problems mentioned before