How can I achieve paging the navigation bar title in iOS? That is, having the title in the nav bar slide left or right depending on which way you swipe, fade in/out depending on your swipe and get replaced by the next UIPageView's title.
Twitter's new iOS app does exactly what I am referring to, any thoughts on how this can be achieved is much appreciated. I have attached a link to an image of Twitters app
Just write a simple demo for you:
https://github.com/singro/SCPaggingNavbar.git
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We're creating an application with a design concept similar to Snapchat. On the base level, we have three Views that are supposed to be horizontally swipeable, with the camera view being in the middle.
The Views are also supposed to be selectable via a Tab Bar. While the views are being swiped, the transition should also manipulate the color of the Tab Bar aswell as the size of some elements on the Tab Bar, similar to how Snapchat does it:
Our UI Designer made a mockup for our specific application in Adobe XD:
The button has been made independent from the Tab Bar, as it is supposed to do some interaction with the controller beneath, even if the Tab Bar disappears.
I've been trying to figure out how to best implement a navigation like this for about 10 hours now. I've come as far as trying to create my own AnimationController for animating between Tabs coupled with a custom InteractionController, but those have been unsafe and buggy at best, and I still haven't figured out how to animate the button at the same time as the views.
Has anyone tried to implement a design similar to this and succeeded? Could you lead me in the right direction of which methodology to use to achieve a design like this?
Thanks in advance everyone.
I saw some app have the following tab bar:
I summarize the above tab bar with following characteristics:
showing on top
not fully occupy the full screen width
Inside an navigation controller
(I am using xcode8 + swift3)
I would like to implement the same thing, but I don't know how to do it (I know how to implement default tab bar showing at bottom & occupy full screen width). Could someone please guide me or provide a tutorial link how to implement this thing? Thanks!
This is a UISegmentedControl and not a tab bar.
Read more about it here https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/uisegmentedcontrol
Here is a link on how to use it https://www.ioscreator.com/tutorials/segmented-control-tutorial-ios10
Im going to say this straight up - I'm an xcode noob. I am designing an app which has custom buttons on the home screen as well as a footer nav with buttons. When I select the custom button it goes to the right view but the footer nav button is not highlighted.
I just need to find a way to tell the footer nav i am on that section (got their by clicking on the home button). Apparently i have been told there is no way to do this so i might as well scrap my home view custom buttons. I'm hoping to find someone here with a different view. I would provide a screenshot so it makes my explanation clearer but i have not got a high enough rating.
Originally i just wanted to hide the nav bar for the home screen but i was also told that it was not possible. Its there the whole time or not at all. Looking for a second opinion...
Use the following code to hide navigation bar
self.navigationController.navigationBarHidden=YES;
Also, just wanted to confirm, when you say footer navigation buttons, do you mean a tabbed view? some thing like this screenshot?
If you could provide some screenshots would be great.
Hei guys.
What I am trying to achieve is have my search bar behind the navigation controller just like in the sparrow app. So when you scroll down the search bar is basically part of the view.
The first picture is the view when it's first loaded. The second one is after I scrolled down.
Do you know any way I can achieve this? I was thinking of having the search bar as part of the view and just load the view form the point that's just under the search bar. But I don't know how to do that. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks.
I agree with #holex's comment if you're using a tableview. Seems silly to re-implement.
However, in the unlikely event you're not. You could just use a UIScrollView for your content and place the search bar at the top, and adjust the content offset accordingly. So it would appear as if the search bar has animated from under your navigation bar.
Here's a link to the UIScrolView class page on the dev site
I am new to mobile web frameworks development and would like to get advice about implementing a navigation bar for my BlackBerry application. I need a fixed nav bar at the top of the screen, however a scrolling one. I looked at jQuery Mobile, but it allows up to 5 items. If more, another row is added below. I need something like this:
http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Web-and-WebWorks-Development/Paged-navbar-at-the-top-of-the-page/td-p/1671709
Thanks in advance.