I can't find any other question on how to prevent this, and nothing I've tried is working perfectly.
I want to make it so the title color of the text on my button is ALWAYS white (I will do some other styling to make this look good still).
But, every time I press on the button, the title color changes from white to grey. How can I stop this? Preferably in the storyboard file instead of programmatically.
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I tried to remove that black border that appear when I clicked the toggle button, but I cant find the solution, Im using bootstrap5, please give me a solution
Just use "shadow-none" class on button and it will remove it.
I have a menu with 4 toggles (belonging to the same group), and I'm trying to make it so that when I click on Toggle #1, it goes from white to yellow (this part is easy, Color tint transition on Toggle component), but I'd also like for the toggle to STAY yellow as long as another toggle hasn't been clicked.
This part is hard, because the "selected" color of the Color Tint transition goes back to "normal" every time I click anywhere else than Toggle #1, including anywhere on the screen.
Demonstration of toggle clicks (sorry about watermark
I've tried a couple solutions using scripts, event triggers and such, but It never truly works as intended, and I like the transition effects between states that the Color Tint transition brings.
Thanks in advance for your answers, and have a nice day !
On MAUI RC1 I'm seeing that when I type some characters in a SearchBar control and press Enter, the screen grays out, and then doesn't revert to it's normal color.
I've added a simple example above - you can see the background at the top of the screen is white, but the part of the screen that contains the search bar has the gray filter. I'm just wondering if it's supposed to add that light gray filter on top of the content, and if so, how do you make it clear back out?
I see many posts explaining how to display a label after clicking on a button but it seems nobody has raised the question of how to actually display the label text directly ON the button itself.
I am coding for the AppleWatch and due to the small screen size, it would seem that saving space and actually having the label display on the button instead of above or below or to one of the sides to be something of a perfect solution.
Specifically, what I am trying to do is create a tap counter with the incrementing number be on the button itself. Tap the number (or button) and it increments by one.
Possible?
You can create a label with transparent background, and place it on top of a button.
However, this is not an ideal solution: rather than displaying a label on top of a button, you could change the text of the button itself. This way you would have the same visual effect with fewer objects on the screen:
button.setTitle("Text you wanted on the label", forState: .Normal)
So I basically dragged a button from interface builder's library, turned it into a Custom button. Then I added one png for the "default state configuration" and another png for the "highlighted state configuration". Let's just assume these png's are a red box and a blue box.
Now, I'd like the Title to display for the button i.e., "Press Me" or something. But the Title doesn't show. Am I missing something?? (I also tried to have that text in different colors but no dice...)
Thanks in advance.
Are you setting imageForState or backGroundImageForState? :)