I'm developing a site for the iPhone. Later for android.
Now I have some links in that site.
To see that it is a link I'd like to style the div-element like a button so that one can see that it is a link and clickable.
Is it better to use div- or button-elements here?
Are there any information about which way is a better way?
In android I had the problem that clickable div-elements were not as sensitive as the button-elements.
Do you have an idea why?
Thanks for your answers.
EDIT: I decided to use div-elements though I already worked with buttons. You can find the reasonhere.
use button elements only......
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Basically, I have an app that supports multiple profiles, and i would like to give the option of creating icons that link directly to the profile with their own icon and name, which can be sourced dynamically.
I already have deep/dynamic linking set up (whichever one does custom schemes)
I just dont know how to create the icons.
I cant seem to figure out what search queries would find what I want without just finding firebase_dynamic_links as I'm not using Firebase.
It should be a local link that opens the app to the correct profile.
Preferably something that works both on mobile and desktop
This seems like the sort of thing someone would have made a package for, but I cant find it. Please tell me I dont have to create one myself!
There does appear to be others with similar questions, but none are properly answered, besides the firebase_dynamic_links one, which isnt useful to me.
I found firebase_dynamic_links, but as I am not using Firebase, its not what I need.
Nothing I search appears to find what I need... am I missing something obvious?
It should be simple right? Create a shortcut link with an image, name, and destination!
I want to make a dropdown item list of different languages and when user selects one of these app language should change. I don't know what logic to apply for changing language please help me.
This is the topic of internationalization: https://docs.flutter.dev/development/accessibility-and-localization/internationalization
I have found translator's:
https://pub.dev/packages/translator
https://pub.dev/packages/flutter_translate
https://pub.dev/packages/google_translator
By the plugins I writtend you have documentations but you also can go to youtube and look a tutorial about them.
Next time you can simple google what you want to have or go to pub.dev and writte in the search bar what you want.
I wish you a good day!
Please have a look on fiverr.com's page. they have sign in/register buttons that pop up and darkens the page behind it.
Any suggestions for this functionality on Wordpress? I'd be happy to pay for a good plug in!
Just as a reference - I do not use WordPress, but I am almost certain this functionality is in it somewhere. To answer at the heart of your question though using other means...
You can absolutely do this using CSS/jQuery/PHP. Here is a link to get you started on a tutorial. There is also a number of other tutorials for this with simple google searches.
https://codyhouse.co/gem/loginsignup-modal-window/
As for darkening the background, you should be able to do that using CSS/jQuery for the on-click/open events.
For a specific wordpress solution, I believe this might be what you are looking for but to be frank, I have very little experience with WP so can't confirm it is correct.
https://en-ca.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/login-dialog
Best of luck!
I have been looking for the name of this UI element for a while now, but I cant come up with anything. What is the name of the round rect with 'Reloading Data' in it? I thought that I remembered using a view like this a while back, and there was some open source library that made its use much easier.
Screen shot of cydia.
The Apple API is private and cannot be used in AppStore apps. I and many others use MBProgressHUD: http://cocoadev.com/wiki/MBProgressHUD.
It's MBProgressHUD.
You will get more opensource controls on this link.
Why don't you just use a UIActivityIndicator? It essentially provides the same utility without the need to implement 3rd party code? Do you really need any custom behavior the class does not already provide? The simpler the better you know..? ;)
I need to provide some help for my app. I'm going to have some info buttons on some screens.
Initially I'd like them to be directed to the exact help page, but I'd like them then to be able to navigate to other pages in the help system.
What should I use, I'm looking for something quick to develop and quick to modify.
I'm thinking local html pages perhaps ?
Any examples / advice
I think the best way to do this is using a UIWebView to load HTML pages from your server. This way the user doesn't leave you app and the information can be updated or change as you may need.