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.
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As you can see on the picture, the bar on the bottom is using 5 different buttons (the icons). When I run my program with an iPhone 5s everything works fine. But on other devices such as the iPhone X, etc., the images floats to the left side. Does anyone know how I can add constraints to the buttons to make them stay where they are on all devices?
UPDATE:
So, if you see the navigation-bar from the iPhone 5s, you see it's like "perfect" aligned to each other. And that's how I want them to be on ALL devices. If you take a look on the iPhone XS you can see that all the buttons is to the left. I also added "Flexible Space Bar Button Item" between all of the buttons, and it was a lot better, but they "Doghead" is not in the center of the phone, which I want.
You need to add a UIBarButtonItem with a system type of .flexibleSpace between each of your other buttons. This will force all of the buttons to be equally spaced across the width of the toolbar. To ensure that the middle button ends up in the center of the toolbar, all of the images need to be same width.
If you want all of the buttons grouped together in the center of the toolbar, then just add a flexible spaced item before the first button and another after the last button.
How can I remove the white bar at the bottom of my mobile app? I've tried the solution of adding a Launch screen in the Launch screen file but that didn't work. I've attached an image.
Just for a bit of context, I'm using a PageViewController to slide between 3 pages.
Any help appreciated.
It looks like you add static size view on the iPhone 6 screen in xcode UI constructor but launch it on the iPhone 6s Plus (with bigger screen).
To scale this view properly you should turn on Use Auto Layout in the Utilities bar and add constraints to the view
Make sure that the blue-colored view is properly constrained to the bottom of its superview.
I am working on a new iPad version of my app which is using a tabBar. I want to add a containerView to the left (the black area) in all my tabBar-Views UI:
Since container views can't overlap the tabBar (I guess?) the UI will look weird in the left corner of the tabBar. The goal / aim is to accomplish something like Spotifys iPad UI but with a native tabBar in the app:
So is it possible to color the tabBar UI's left corner? Like 100 width to the left with another color? If so, how? Or maybe another trick?
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If i did not understand wrong, the thing you need is a side menu. You may have a look at https://github.com/romaonthego/RESideMenu
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.
I have been looking for an answer to this question on google and other places, but have not found a helpful answer as of yet.
I am making an app on Xcode 4.6 using storyboards. I am using a View Controller with a Scroll View inside it and images and text inside the Scroll View.
I have managed to display admob ads put these only appear at the top of the page and go away as I scroll down the page, as the ads are pinned to the top.
I have managed to achieve a scrollable page where the ad stays at the bottom of the page on Android, but not in xcode. I have tried to edit the banner view in the .m file but this has only moved the ad banner down, towards the middle etc.
For example, this is website shows what I am trying to achieve -
http://googleadsdeveloper.blogspot.co.uk/2011/12/incorporating-android-admob-ads-into.html
I would like to achieve the same thing in iOS, Xcode 4.6, so that my apps are consistent throughout the two operating systems.
Thanks in advance.
Don't put the AdMob View inside the scrollview.
Move the bottom edge of your scrollview up so that the banner has enough space.
Place the banner underneath the scrollview. Make sure that banner and scrollview share the same super view (red arrow)
Adjust the autoresizing mask so the banner stays at the bottom. (blue arrow)
activate the "allow horizontal resizing" arrow too. I forgot to do this for the screenshot