I have the folowing Text() that takes markdown to show a link
Text(.init("[Link Example](https://www.google.es/)"))
Is there a way of changing the default color set to the link?
It is possible to use accent color, like
Text(.init("[Link Example](https://www.google.es/)"))
.accentColor(.red)
You can achieve that with .tint(_:) as accentColor(_:) will soon be deprecated according to the documentation.
Text("[Link Example](https://www.google.es/)")
.tint(Color.red)
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i have this TextFormField so far, i've changed the highlighted background color with textSelectionColor property and the handlebars color with textSelectionHandleColor. But how can i change the text color of the highlighted text as shown in the image above?
Didn't find any property that directly does this but i found an alternative way withOpacity() function, which does the job as intended. Example:
Color(0xff00BCD4).withOpacity(0.3)
Is there a way to programmatically select a text without showing the pins at the beginning and at the end of the selected text?
Example:
Although you should be more precise, I presume you just want to highlight some parts of the text with a background color. Therefore you can use NSAttributedString.
You can look up how to create an attributed String here and how to use background color on it here.
UIBarButtonItemStyle can be:
Bordered
Done
Plain
Even reading the documentation I do not know what is the difference and when do I use which?
If you can read Apple documentation then you can find its answer. As par doc this Border,plain and Done is a Specifies the style of a item.
Plain (UIBarButtonItemStylePlain)
Glows when tapped. The default item style.
Border (UIBarButtonItemStyleBordered)
A simple button style with a border.
Done (UIBarButtonItemStyleDone)
The style for a done button—for example, a button that completes some task and returns to the previous view.
For testing you can create a demo project in Xcode and set different different style and you can understand the difference.
I would like to highlight or change the color of certain words within text, like when you search for a term, you get the highlighted words within search results.
I know I can't do this with NSStrings, but How will I able accomplish this? I would like to display text in UITextView, but can do other options if I need to.
Thanks
In iOS 6 you can do it, because iOS 6 now allows UITextView (as well as UILabel, UIButton etc.) to display styled text (NSAttributedString). You color the word with NSForegroundColorAttributeName and color its background with NSBackgroundColorAttributeName and presto, there's your highlight. There are several very good WWDC 2012 videos on this topic.
The only way I can think right now will be using an UIWebView and using CSS and javascript to highlight words.
You can check this stack overflow answer fo an example of how to highlight text with jQuery and CSS.
Also you can check this example
I prefer using EgoTextView, you can change color for range of texts. Please check the code here.
I have a usual TextBox. I know in order to change the color of some text I can use Run tag. But when I try to use it imperatively instead declaratively (because I need to do that dynamically) I have the text in TextBox like
AAA<Run...>Text to be changed in color</Run>
and sure nothing in color changes.
How can I change the color of some text in some program way?
Thanks
I'm fairly sure you have to use a RichTextBox for that, TextBox only works with plaintext.