i have used bottom sheet before but never deep dive into it. I know there are 2 type of bottom sheet: persistent bottom sheet which we can included it in our screen's content and modal bottom sheet which work like a menu or dialog. Can someone explain to me how each type works and their performance?
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I've researched a lot of examples with bottom sheet, but didn't find the answer. Do we have any option to open at the same time more than one bottom sheet? For example I need to overlay one bottom sheet of another(smth like onFragmentResult)
I am trying to create this custom Bottom Navigation. The design is really good but I do not know how to code such a Navigation.
As you can see, the middle item is the profile pic of the user and the navigation buttons have that custom yellow rounded rectangular as a current page indicator. Any idea how to implement this?
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It is done by using library for material design. There are some sites that provides the this type of views you can modified it in some restricted mode.
The sites you can prefer:
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The below site also helps you..
bottomAppBar
Ui Design For Bottom Naviagtion
How can we implement collapsing Toolbar behaviour in Bottom Appbar? Is it possible to do it?
Side note : This question is too broad to be considered here. They are better off searched on Google.
However, to answer your question : yes you can do that if you want to but there is pretty much no reason to do so. It goes against material design principles, there are no built in components to accomplish this (so you will have to make your custom views) and it will also confuse the user since this is not a design seen anywhere in android.
You are better off using a Bottom app bar with a navigation drawer (which pulls up from the bottom instead of the side).
I have a feature that allows the user to swipe bottom to top a card to see more details about certain pinpoints. My question is how can I do such animation or how can I search in google such feature. I give some images below to give some context.
This is BottomSheet from google material https://material.io/develop/android/components/bottom-sheet-behavior/
It haves this behavior by default. You can find a lot of examples how to use it.
Android Bottom Sheet component slides up from the bottom showing more relevant content. You can notice bottom sheets in apps like map apps (bottom sheet reveals location, directions information), music players (Play bar sticks to bottom and opens when swipe up). The bottom sheet is the component of android design support library.
In this article we are going to learn integrating a basic Bottom Sheet and types of bottom sheets. Before getting started refer Google material design guidelines about Bottom Sheet for design specs.
You can archive this by Bottom Sheet : For more detail click on link
Could someone please provide an example of how to create a bar with buttons at the bottom within CoordinatorLayout? My app consists of AppBar (top) that contains buttons invoking application-wide action. However, I'd like to have a view specific buttons placed at the bottom.
I'm not sure if this UI design is still supported/recommended when using the new Disign Library and AppCompat.
Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.