How can I set the header and footer in BlackBerry?
Also, how can I set a transparent image to the background?
Both of these questions are on BlackBerry OS 4.5.
Refer this Link
For header -
setTitle(Field);
For footer -
setStatus(Field);
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Fixed header and footer glitch on scrolling and misbehave content scroll on IOS only, it will work fine on android and safari browser
I have use sticky header and fixed footer on App.
I have two views: a React Native view and an iOS native view. They both contain labels. Labels has font size 14. But on iPhone 6 font sizes are different: the iOS native view has bigger letters than a React Native view. I need to make the fonts the same. Could you help me, please?
Fixed. The reason of the issue was the following: a text size was changed on the iPhone in Settings -> Display & Brightness -> Text Size. React Native supports Dynamic Type, but the application hardcoded the text size in the native code. To fix the issue it is needed to support Dynamic Type on the native app side. See details about how to support it here: How to use a custom font with dynamic text sizes in iOS7
I had the same problem.
try this:
<Text allowFontScaling={false}>
Hi! I will not change. I don't respect settings.
</Text>
I found it here: https://joshbuchea.com/react-native-text-size-font-scaling.
I have created a webview using the following:
var webview= Ti.UI.createWebView({
height :"800",
width:"600" });
When I open any document in webview the default activity indicator is seen in top left corner. How can I position it to centre of the webview?
System Requirements:
Application type: Mobile Titanium SDK: 4.0.GA Platform & version: iOS 8 xcode 6 Device: iPad Host OS: iOS
I found your question on appcelerator here: https://developer.appcelerator.com/question/31281/default-activity-indicator-for-webview-shows-on-left-of-screen-and-is-cut-off
They suggest you either set the width and height to 100% or you add the webview to a view
I am following video swift programming language, today I saw the option about autolayout, as you can see in the picture; then I get an application I already had (the orange buttons) but I can't see the icons of the autolayout under the image.
do you enable autolayout for your old app?
- check File Inspector on the right panel, check Use Autolayout checkbox
I have an application that was initially built with iOS 4.0, but which is now iOS 7.0 + only.
I have a tab bar with 4 icons, and they used to be placed appropriately. But now, they are about 10 pixels higher than where they should be. (See images).
Before
Now
The icons, the text or the nib files have not changed. I don't know where to look. Any ideas?
Please update your image dimensions according to : Apple Human Interface Guidelines
It has been changed for iOS 7.
Adjust the tabbarItem imageInsets
navigationCtroller.tabBarItem.imageInsets = UIEdgeInsetsMake(7,0, -7,0);