I've seen a few apps on the iPad recently adding a bit of design to the pop overs.
Does anyone have any pointers on how you would go about changing the pop overs design without writing your own?
I'm hoping to achieve something like the pop overs in iBook or Calcbot.
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I don't believe there is any way to really customize the UIPopoverController. You can write your own pretty easily though.
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I'm developing an iOS app and I was wondering how to implement a design element. I've looked but there isn't a answer that I was completely looking for. Any help would be great. :)
If you don't want to build it from the scratch, then maybe you can take a look at this- https://github.com/HighBay/PageMenu
I was wondering if anyone have any idea how to work out something similar to Instagrams's feature that when you keep pressed a picture in a profile, it pops up until you release the screen. I have been looking around and haven't really found an answer. I was trying to work with popovers but they're not allowed in iphone and most of the alternatives use storyboards. Basically the difference from what im looking for and a popoverpresentation is that I want the new screen to cover most of the screen, not from it to come from the button itself, if that makes sense, while I have the screen pressed. So basically does anybody know how to do this in swift using no storyboards? Thank you!
I'm looking for the menu that pops up when you want to set a photo as wallpaper, where you have a series of options. I'm going to link this to a Action BarButtonItem in a ToolBar and was wondering if you know of any good tutorials for this or have got some code if it's a short and easy thing to do?
I know this is a short question but I really need answer to this, at least to know what the menu is "officially" called ;)
Thanks!
Assuming you are looking for UIActionSheet. These guys have pretty good tutorials. I watched all their tutorials and I think this one will help you out with that.
This is what UIActionSheet Looks like in iOS 7
So far I have been working with NavigationController. It's great for hierarchical navigation.
But, how do I implement a slide out menu that exists on every page, and is able to jump to any page?
Not caring about the design, I guess we would need to load/unload xib files manually to the superview?
Is this a good practice?
Probably the best way to get you going is to implement/check some of the already developed open source solutions.
Please, check out:
MMDrawerController which is a simpler version
and MSDynamicsDrawerViewController which is a bit more complicated (to develop) because it uses iOS 7 Dynamics.
Cheers.
I've been looking at ideas to change the current UI of an iPad app and I've found ARIA v11 to be something that looks very useful for us. Although, I'm not sure how they created the vertical tabs but from my online research I'm hearing mix messages as what to do. I'm curious what the safest way to recreate this so that I will not break any view controllers and their methods.
We support iOS >5.0
Here is a screenshot of the specific "folder tab" type I'm trying to recreate.
Ok so I figured it out using this example, this is what I came up with quickly: