I'm working on an app and want to integrate the navigation Fly out menu with the Fragment Tab Host but problem is with the Tab Widget which is always hang on the top of the fragment all the properties like align parent bottom, gravity bottom is not working.
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What is the button doing to my layout, and how do I fix fullscreen layout while using the button?
This can be fixed by adding a style to the embedding page, to display: none the iframe, which is otherwise a 1-pixel affair shoved offscreen to the side. In my testing it still does its job when completely hidden.
I'd like to create a tab bar that isn't really a tab bar. It would work like a tab bar in the way that it would send the user to other pages when clicking on it and it would always be present but the design would be different.
I would like it to be 3 buttons detached from the bottom of the screen unlike regular iOS tab bars and the button would be 3 circles with icons in it.
Is it possible to do such a thing in iOS, or does all apps really have to follow apple's standards?
Thanks a lot!
My requirement is to develop a vertical tabs like safari browser tabs in iOS 6. But it should be positioned on the right.
Please see the below image
I would just create a UIView populated vertically by UIButtons of the tabs.
All:
I am working on an app in which I have multiple UIButtons and UITextFields on the top and right hand side of a UIView. The UIViewController is embedded in a tab bar controller, and I'm using iOS 7.
When the view first appears, the UIButtons and UITextFields on the right are unresponsive -- they are enabled (according to .isEnabled), but the buttons don't flash, and the keyboard doesn't appear when I tap on the UITextField. If I switch to another tab and then back, they work.
The controls at the top work as expected.
However, if I drag the right hand side controls more towards the center of the app, they work first time. There's like a 100 pixel "dead zone" that only goes away when I switch tabs.
Update: If I bypass the tab bar controller completely, and make the view controller associated with the above the initial view controller, then the controls work as they should.
What is going on??
Thanks,
Michael
I'd like to display what looks like a vertical tab bar at left side as in, for example, Twitter app for iPad:
Is that a UISplitViewController with a UITabBar within its left side?
Is it a tab bar with vertical orientation (if that is possible, I couldn't find such property in UITabBar class...)?
Is it a custom tabBar-like control?
I've read some posts dealing with this (for instance, iOS vertical tab bar), that were written some time ago, does this issue remain the same?
Thanks!
Custom tabbar controls are available. I think this will fit with your requirements.