Are there any open source implementations of a tabbed scope bar like Xcode 4 has? I have seen MGScopeBar, but it doesn't have the icon tab appearance I'm looking for. It uses recessed buttons, while Xcode's tabs have a full-height highlight.
You might want to have a look at
DMTabBar:
DMTabBar is a simple segmented control / bar that mimics the XCode 4 Inspector segmented control.
CocoaControls also provides heaps of other great Open Source Cocoa controls.
You can also check DOTabbar and create your custom tabbar item cell.
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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 have a tabbed application in Xcode 7, written in Swift 2.
It is a job search application. When you initially open the open you are brought to the job browse/search function. In one of the tabs you are able to select "Switch to Recruiter."
I would like to have this recruiter function in the app with a separate tab bar menu.
I've tried adding an additional tab bar controller in the storyboard as well as creating a new storyboard with a new tab bar controller and linking to it from the initial storyboard. In both instances, the original tab bar and the new tab bar are shown stacked at the bottom of the screen.
I obviously would like only the recruiter version of the tab bar to be shown when they are in that section of the app.
Does anyone have any suggestions for the best way to accomplish what I am trying to do?
Thanks!
It's as simple as creating 2 separate tabbars.
Made an example project.
I am trying to get the below effect in OS X.
I found out the first step is to create a custom toolbar, then hide the window title.
I have managed to hide the window title but I am new to OS X development so I am not sure how to create a custom toolbar.
Here is the effect I am trying to create (toolbar with a search field and maybe some buttons).
You can easily customize the toolbar in Interface Builder. Click on the toolbar that you have dragged into the window. Now you can remove all the items in there and add the ones you would like to have. You can add anything from TextFields, Buttons to custom views.
Add items by dragging them from the object library into the "Allowed Toolbar Items" section. From there, drag them into the "Default Toolbar Items" section. Otherwise the control will be available to the user, but not in the toolbar until he customizes it.
You can align the controls by using the space and flexible space objects that can be found in the objects library of Xcode.
Aligning the controls works via drag and drop.
To center controls, simply add flexible spaces to the left and right of the control.
Looking for a way to create a Yosemite-style toolbar but retain the default functionality of the titlebar of document based apps.
Here's one way to create a Yosemite-style titlebar:
macOS window with integrated title bar and toolbar?
Which requires hiding the titlebar. Is there a way to get this look and feel but retain the titlebar view which contains:
the filename
if the file has been edited
the fancy renaming popover?
These are the controls we'd like to retain:
Some Cocoa applications (for instance, Mail and Automator) have a special control usually in the bottom of their window:
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Could you share the best practices of making the same action bar with standard images and popup buttons?
Thanks.
You probably want BWToolkit