I want to make tabbar at the top of the screen in iOS and want to place 3-4 tabs. Android is giving functionality by default using Tab bar layout. For more understanding https://www.truiton.com/2015/06/android-tabs-example-fragments-viewpager/
Thank you for your help.
You can achieve it by using UICollectionView inside your ViewController. Create a custom tab bar on your ViewController and set actions for each bar to navigate the pages on your UICollectionView.
You can manipulate your Custom UICollectionViewCell inside cellForItemAt to differentiate each page.
For UICollectionView tutorial you can check out this page: https://www.raywenderlich.com/9334-uicollectionview-tutorial-getting-started
I have created a view pager with a bottom tab bar, like instagram has, on one of my apps using this UICollectionView.
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I'm using React Navigation Wix for my App and I want to achieve something similar to the below design (Attached image).
Actually the problem with the wix is that we don't have the ability to customize too much things, we can config the text and the icon only.
Note that its hard for me to convert to the react navigation library right now.
Right now there is no way to add a custom component as Bottom Tab Bar in "react-native-navigation" by Wix.
But you can implement the approach briefly described here
disable bottom tabs showing
create your own tabs component
add it to every screen
get fun :-)
But you need to be aware that you will lose the default badge showing behavior (small red circles near the icon) provided by this lib.
In my application I have an action bar with swipe tabs like this:
When I swipe between views the blue stripe moves only after a new view takes the whole screen.
How can I make it move dynamically according to the users swipes? (like in the Google Play, if the screen shows something between two views the stripe will be between the two tabs)
Try this code to achieve your objective
Dynamic Tab Swipe Fragmentation Implementation:Dynamic Swipe Tab
I would like to use the component tabs Android but within a layout. In fact, I would like the tabs is not sticking to my action bar in order to display information between.
Here is an example image of what I would get:
You can add tabs inside a FragmentTabHost
Here is a tutorial implementing this
http://www.betteropts.com/fragmenttabhost-tutorial-using-fragment-as-tab-content-and-keep-navigation-history-for-each-tab/
I want to create an ActionBarSherlock with tab navigation and ViewPager like Foursquare. I'm using the code located in this page. What I want is in the first tab (Friends tab in printscreen), I want to create new Fragment from main Fragment. Briefly, in Foursquare, Friends tab has a timeline that shows check-ins of your friends and if you click a check-in row, it goes to detail of this check-in. My desire is the same as Foursquare did. How can I manage this operation (creating new window -Fragment or Activity-) using ActionBarSherlock with tab navigation and ViewPager?
I have the same problem, that´s the menu I want to create with two bars but, for the moment, I can´t.
I found this article in Android developers forum http://developer.android.com/design/patterns/actionbar.html they talk about different Action Bars under the title Layout Considerations for Split Action Bars:
The top would be the Main action bar. In your example: foursqare, refresh and set place
Top bar: for the tabs. Friends, explore, me
Bottom bar: at the bottom of the screen
I don´t if someone solved your problem if so please tell me if you used this
Thanks
I am looking to create a Nav Bar in my Android application that functions very similar to the Nav Bar used by the Netflix app. There will be 4 buttons aligned horizontally. When one of those buttons is selected, the appropriate activity loads and that button is replaced by an image.
There are multiple ways I can achieve this, but since I am new to programming for Android, I figured I'd ask the community first. I list the first two that come to my head below.
Create a Linear Layout and define a separate layout for each activity. The Layout would include two more linear layouts, a horizontal linear layout for the nav bar and a vertical layout for the content.
Create a custom ui component named nav bar that extends a linear layout (based upon earlier threads I have seen about nav bars on here). Inflate that layout for each activity, then make a framelayout that overlays an image on top of the active button (the button that was just pressed). Then create onButtonClick listeners for each button except for the active button.
I'm not sure if there is a better way to achieve this and I am open to any suggestions. Any feedback would be great.
I'm not sure how the netflix app looks, but you might want to check out ye good olde tab-layout? ( http://developer.android.com/resources/tutorials/views/hello-tabwidget.html )
Also be sure to take a look at the android design page: http://developer.android.com/resources/tutorials/views/hello-tabwidget.html