Anyone has an idea of what controls does Google use on its Google Docs App top bar? I'm referring to the scrollable one with the Starred/All Items/Owned by me/Home labels that appears after you select an item on the home screen.
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This should be the ViewPager. You can find a good example of the ViewPager here.
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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?
Thank you!
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:
Click here to visit the site
The below site also helps you..
bottomAppBar
Ui Design For Bottom Naviagtion
I am looking to implement something similar to the slide-out pane shown in Google Maps and also in Twitter(Click the settings button after performing a search).
The pane displays itself at the bottom and the user can either click on it or swipe upwards to reveal more information.
I want to implement something similar but I am not sure how to proceed. I have a simple ListView and when a user clicks an item, the slide-out pane should appear. How would I go about doing this?
I was thinking of using a context menu but according to the official docs, icons are not allowed to be placed there.
Check out AndroidSlidingUpPanel. It should be perfect for your needs. It can be also achieved using SlidingDrawer.
You can use a navigation drawer to make a slider menu.
You can see a good example here:
http://www.androidhive.info/2013/11/android-sliding-menu-using-navigation-drawer/
On iOS 7, there is a tab bar/navigation bar like below image
Is there a control similar to the style of it on Android? I did see some apps implemented this styled navigation bar.
I agree you should not implement IOS features in Android.
Also I don't know where you got the picture for the IOS app, but an IOS app has a tab bar controller which shows its tabs at the bottom of the sreen. It also has a navigation controller which does in no way look like your screenshot.
https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/WindowsViews/Conceptual/ViewControllerCatalog/Chapters/TabBarControllers.html
That being said you can use tabs in the actionbar. http://developer.android.com/design/building-blocks/tabs.html
The control I described is actually called SegmentedControl which does have Android implementation. Below are a few of them:
https://github.com/hoang8f/android-segmented-control
https://github.com/peshkira/android_segmented_control
https://github.com/nairteashop/SegmentedControl
Hope someone find it helpful
I'm really new to Android and I want to implement listview and tab action bar:
Home page:
A list that has action bar on top with two tabs (swipe left/right).
The items in the list are clickable.
Detail page:
One of the tab will just have some content
The other is another list with unclickable items
What should I use?
A listview activity or a listview fragment for the home page?
Or does anyone know of an example that is similar to this?
I don't care about backwards compatibility (for now)
Thanks in advance!!
I think this Android Developers' tutorial is pretty self explanatory. You should be able to figure it out from that.
I'd suggest you go with fragments as they're the newest way; whereas activities are getting old now. This will make it easier for your application to accommodate future Android updates.
This may also help you out regarding Fragments.
So for Android's LinkedIn app, there is a navigation bar and once you click on the LinkedIn logo, a subnav will drop down. If you click the logo again it will go back up.
What is this referred to as for Android? What steps would I need to take to produce a similar effect?
I'm no so much looking for someone to do it for me, rather point me in the right direction.
Thanks.
Please see this tutorial on how to create a QuickAction dialog. If you scroll down to the bottom it has more of a "menu" type action dialog.