The bit below the panel on this picture
I am looking to see if anyone knows what I would call this. I'm sure the panel contains a places/placesmenu indicator, but would it be a drawer, stage, or shelf thingy, as a part of the indicator, or the panel?
The thing which you are looking for is known as Inner Navigator panel or just a Navigator panel.
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I am trying to get a Circular Icon of my Application Logo right in middle of tabbed bar menu's, I have 5 Tab Menu's where the third one i want it to look like this
trying to get this on Android & Ios
i have tried custom rendering by removing the padding but still not able to get the desired result, i found one solution updating icon using SetTabIcons Method but this method does not get trigger when we are working with bottom tabbed bar in Android, please suggest me something which can help me to get this for both android & Ios
I understand your problem here, i am not sure how to get that big button overflowing the tabbar but however have a look at this
https://devlinduldulao.pro/how-to-create-bottom-navigation-bar-in-xamarin-forms/
That's an open source project and the source code is linked at the bottom of page, you can tweak the animation (which i like very much) and use a customrenderer to render the center icon over a circle.
Have a look if that helps you in any way! :)
I'm currently working on my website: http://jellekok.com/new/index.html
I made a menu which works how i wanted, only one thing is not working yet. If you open the top right menu, you shouldn't be able to scroll. Only if you go back to the website you should be able to scroll again.
Does someone know how to do this? Thanks in advance.
I think what you want is to keep the menu fixed. Please use "position:fixed" for the menu.
By mistake the panel which appears on left while clicking the storyboard has disappeared. I want to view it again, How can I bring it back on storyboard. I have attached the for clarification. Kindly help we with this.
You can expand (/collapse) it by clicking on the small button in the footerbar (see my screenshot).
I'm trying to build a Firefox add-on based on their SDK and I wanna use panel for this. The panel is connected to a widget, so every time I click on the widget icon the panel shows up.
My problem is that I want the panel to stay visible even if I click on an area outside the panel and to be able to close only based on a certain situations.
Can this be achieved, or the panel API doesn't support this?
Thanks
It can't be achieved through the SDK API. However, you could actually "hack" the panel in order to be persistent, the problem is that you will face with other issue – basically won't go away, and other small stuff.
You can get additional details on Bugzilla if you're interested: Add a "isPersistent" attribute for panels. Notice that the bug is a WONTFIX, but it will give you an idea about the issue you could face. Also, there are some new widgets that will coming in the future, that could mitigate the needs to have the panel "persistent" (they're mentioned and linked in the bug above).
This is the offical sdk method of doing it:
let myPanel = Panel({.....})
let { getActiveView }=require("sdk/view/core");
getActiveView(myPanel).setAttribute("noautohide", true);
Floating panels are not supported by the SDK
Whats the best way to create a 'scrollable panel' in MFC (C++) ? In the past I have displayed different windows "attached" or "on top" of my main dialog window as a means of display different pages of an application. What I want to do this time is create a panel of controls that can be scrolled (because the virtual size of the panel is bigger than the size of the panel itself).
Can anybody recommend any good articles or tutorials on how best to do this?
Thanks
You can create an independent scrollbar control on the side of your dialog. Respond to the messages in the dialog to move your controls. Since the child windows will crop themselves to the parent client area, feel free to move them completely off the dialog as they scroll off the page.
If you place the controls in a CScrollView or a CFormView they will be automatically scrollable inside the view area.