I'd like to auto hide the top md-toolbar when the mouse left the toolbar, and display it when move mouse to the top. How to do that in material2?
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I'm trying to compile my app to work correctly with the iPhone X, using all the available screen space and accommodating the new home indicator at the bottom of the screen. My app has a bottom toolbar, and I notice that Apple's apps extend the height of the bottom toolbar to give extra room for the home indicator. I give my toolbar extra height, but the buttons themselves want to position toward the bottom instead of the top. Is it possible to force them to align toward the top of the toolbar instead of toward the bottom?
Thanks.
In the app for which I asked the question, I am positioning views on the screen using coordinates. (In a constraint based app, one would need to pin the bottom constraint of a bottom toolbar to the safe area rather than the superview; if you are using the built-in bottom toolbar belonging to the navigation controller, the position of the toolbar and its content will take care of itself). Surprisingly, the solution turned out to be simply lifting the bottom toolbar up using its y coordinate, no more than 34 pts, and the area below the toolbar and near the home indicator will simply assume the color of the bottom toolbar, making it appear as though that area is part of a taller-than-normal bottom toolbar. The buttons on the toolbar will no longer appear squished.
Im searching sliding panel from the bottom like the control center from ios?
But with a little height.
Basically is a typical reveal panel but not from the typical right/left edges.
Anything like this for android: https://github.com/umano/AndroidSlidingUpPanel
I have used two uibarbuttonitems and added a flexible style between them to adjust them at left and right. But when I click just near the buttons the respective actions are got called, even I don't click on the button (here fox example I clicked approx 20px before the right bar button). can any one explain why the action is performed when i click outside of the button not inside it. I check it with custom uitoolbar also and it is show the same problem.
Cocoa-Touch controls usually have larger active touch areas than they are visible on screen. Especially with bar buttons, the touch area can be dynamically enlarged if there are no other bar buttons nearby.
I have a bunch of controls that start off hidden. When the Options button is clicked, the controls are displayed in a drop down box with a border. On Chrome, when the box is expanded, it looks like the left hand border is pushing the right hand border out of alignment with the button.
The drop down look like this:
See http://jsfiddle.net/Qs2zp/ for the code for this example.
If I remove the left hand border, the right hand border falls into place
See http://jsfiddle.net/Qs2zp/1/ for the example without the left hand border.
I am not able to reproduce this problem in Firefox or IE.
Has anyone else ever seen anything like this before?
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Is this acceptable? The CSS I added is in #controls-title and .options-dropdown-expanded. I basically set a left padding on the title bar that gets removed when the dropdown is expanded so that the left border doesn't shift the title bar to the right when it appears. I also set a -2px right margin when the dropdown is expanded so that the right border pops in rather than jutting out.
I have dragged a scroll bar on a panel on my form. Now i want to bind that scroll bar with the form. such that whenever i expand my form the scorll bar expands and remains at the right (incase of vertical scroll bar) and at bottom(in case of horizontal scroll bar).
What is happening right now is that the scroll bar remains at the place where i had positioned it even if i resize or maximize the form. Help!
You have to handle the Size events of the form.
When the form size changes, you move your scrollbar so it stays flush right, and change the length of the scrollbar so it's always correct.