I have an app that has Navigation controller and a title. The width of title may vary. It could be short or too long. It comes from server. I have logout button on the right side. I am adding all these things to Navigation Controller programatically.
But when the title is too long, it gets clipped in back button and right bar button. It is shown below
Is there any way to make the title to get padding from back and logout button ??
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When I click on the right bar button three dots are being appeared on the right of left bar item that is navigation icon, Help me to remove these three dots and let me know why these dots appear even there is nothing alongside the navigation icon and there is no error in programming
Delete button title as you've used image into the button. Button's width is not enough to show both image and title text all together. This is true for bar button also.
I have a search bar set as the title view in my navigation bar. In the initial view the search bar is evenly spaced in the middle with buttons on both sides. In this view the back button pushes the search bar so that it is uneven. I've tried getting rid of the text of the back button, but it still didn't work to spread the search bar out. Squished search bar image
I recently needed to solve the same issue. I ended up creating a UIBarButtonItem with the back button image asset, and setting that as the navigationItem.leftBarButtonItem. This button press then calls navigationController?.popViewController(animated: true) to pop the viewController off the stack
I am adding a right bar button in navigation bar but when i click out side of navigation bar as shown in picture below it get pressed i don't know why it is behaving like this. I have added this button from storyboard.
I currently have a view with a navigation controller and two menu bar items, the left one causes a slide out panel to appear using SWReveal. What I want to do is add a navigation controller to the slide out panel, but make it so the right button doesn't get cut off by the upper view.
I want a button just to the left of where the hamburger button on the upper view is. I'd like to do this in Swift, if there's no way to do it in the storyboard.
I found the solution after looking at this post. Just go into SWRevealViewController.m, scroll down to the _initDefaultProperties block, and change the value of _rearViewRevealOverdraw from 60.0f to 0.0f.
It's only happened on iPad,not in iPhone.
I have a search display controller in my listview, under a titlebar(not navigation bar).
It can be displayed correctly, even I don't set self.edgesForExtendedLayout=UIRectEdgeNone.
The issue is:
When I click in the text field of the searchbar, and then click someplace else to hide the keyboard and end the text input, the searchbar will be shown at the top-left corner of the screen.
p.s.My listview is in the middle of the screen.
In one of my modal view, the search bar is under a navigation bar, there is no such issue. But I must set self.edgesForExtendedLayout=UIRectEdgeNone to show the search bar.
Could you give me a hand please?
Thanks a lot.