I want to achieve a transition effect similar to the navigation bar in the official file app shown below. Fixed search bar not moving during navigation transition.
Do I need to implement UIViewControllerAnimatedTransitioning to achieve this effect?
Thanks!
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What is the fastest and best option to make a navigation button like this?
Can I use TextButtons or BottomNavigationBar?
Navigation buttons
I think you're speaking of TabBar.
Here's the official documentation with examples:
https://flutter.dev/docs/cookbook/design/tabs
I am trying to create an expanding navigation bar. You can see the sketch I've made below.
I just can't find any way to build a custom navigation bar like that.
Does anyone know how to build it + animate a transition? I want it to slide up and down after the arrow in the middle got pressed.
I think what your looking for is a DraggableScrollableSheet. Here is the documentation to it: https://api.flutter.dev/flutter/widgets/DraggableScrollableSheet-class.html
I'm trying to embed a Segment Control in the middle of a Navigation Bar, and as you can see from the video, the Navigation Bar isn't responsive.
The video
Anyone got any suggestions or workarounds? Thanks!!
source code : https://github.com/orihpt/SegemantControlIssue
Why won’t you try to insert segmented control without view? Just simply drag it to the navigation bar
I am using the XLPagerStrip pod in my current app and I would like to extend the tableviewcontroller inside my ButtonBarPagerTabStripViewController under the nav bar and have users able to see it through the text that is on button bar navigation bar. To do this usually I would make my navigation by transparent like from the examples here, however it doesn't seem to work with the ButtonBar. I am wondering if there was an easy way to do this or if this is unsupported by the library currently? Thanks!
I ended up using the link I posted above and on creation of the bar controller setting its navigation bar. This made it transparent.
Can we have NavigationBar at the bottom of the screen.As i have to display a image at the top of the screen.
You can put one anywhere but the system will not manage it for you.
If you want to put a nav bar at the bottom of the screen though, the chances are great you really want to have a toolbar, or a tab bar... navigation controllers are just not good on the bottom and users will think it's really wierd.
Can't you just make the nav bar transparent and have the image go behind it?
Try using UINavigationBar's initWithFrame: to position it how you would like. You could also put it inside a view which is located below your image.
It might be worth using a toolbar instead. Users are used to seeing the navigation bar at the top. The interface guidelines might "require" this too which could lead to fun when you submit your application to Apple.