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I have seen the button on Android apps and I was curious if such a feature is available on iOS? I've thought about using a split view controller and then trying to trigger the detail via that button, but I am not sure how I would go about that. In short, I don't know how I would get the detail view controller to slide through the master. Click here to see what I mean
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You need to add yourself, it's not native option for developer, it's called Hamburger Menu :)
Add your button in view with image you wished menu image. That's it. If you want menu library I recommend to use LGSideMenuController
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Is there is any component or pod that makes the same or near scrolling tabs in the video?
I've searched a lot but all I find was for the tabbar.
You're grateful if you suggest keywords that I can search with them.
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There are various ways to approach this. One would be:
create a custom view
use a bezier path on a CAShapeLayer to create the "appearance"
add a scroll view as a subview
put buttons in a horizontal stack view in the scroll view
When a button is tapped, scroll it to the center and take whatever other actions you desire (such as changing the information displayed in the center).
Pretty straightforward --- you just need to start working on it.
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Good day! I am trying to implement such animation feature. Maybe you saw something like this. List view with cells that behave like roulette. I know how to resize cells in collection view while scrolling, but i need that some cells go under another.
Please help, if you know some tutorials or give a hint which methods should i use.
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You could do this yourself with a custom UICollectionViewLayout, but I find those very confusing.
I've used a framework called iCarousel in the past:
https://github.com/nicklockwood/iCarousel
It's very well done, although it's fairly old and it looks like it hasn't been maintained.
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I'm wondering if anyone knows a Popup UIPickerView Control that looks like this exactly..
But instead of date picker I want it to be a Normal Picker. I have searched Cocoapods and Github and I always get Date pickers. And when I found a Popup Picker it was using Swift 1 and it was not updated.
So There must be something. I dont think that iOS users always have to implement the popup by them selfs everytime they need one for a view.
Please note that I am asking for this control for Swift 3
I think that you can create yourself.
Use a normal picker embedded in a classic UIView (with round corner) and bottom of this view you can add 2 button (cancel, done) and a label for the title.
In any case always try to consider the user experience not exactly the best...
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I'am pretty new on iOS. Now i work on app for iPad that need a vertical tab bar. I already looking around and found some tutorial and library. But it's already deprecated and get last update around 3-4 years ago. The tab bar that i want is something that will keep in place when i push or present another viewController, just like navigation controller does. Is there any trick or ready to use library for vertical tab bar? Thanks for the help.
There is another library not sure if you already seen it or not. But you might wanna check out https://www.cocoacontrols.com/controls/cksidebarcontroller
Hope it fulfill the requirement.
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I am looking for a template or feature of the design like in facebook.
the navigation if you swipe left you can choose another menu point.
If you have a name or something else I dont know how can i looking in the internet.
Here are two quick links by searching goole with string facebook menu item project iphone
JTRevealSidebar for iOS
Facebook side-menu easy to use component
Use the Inferis library. It allows you to setup left, right, top and bottom controllers.