New to Google App Maker. I created a Tab Widget with multiple tabs which had exceeded my panels width. It seems that I can't navigate to that tab which is out of sight. Am I missing any layout settings?
How about increasing the width of the 'Tab' component? This will add a horizontal scroll bar in your page but you will be able to visualize the component. You can do so from 'Layout' tab shown in below screen.
If this does not work for you then try redesigning your page and add multiple 'Tab' elements.
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I am looking for a way to launch my application in a browser with window frame or tabs or menu or toolbar, is there any way i could achieve that.
For instance i want to launch my application without the part marked in orange. (without tabs or possibility of creating a new tab) and the settings button beside the address bar
Update:
i am adding a image of what i am trying to accomplish...
Thanks in advance
I'm using a tabbed application. I want to have a page control in one of my tab views. When I place the page control and link it to another view controller, I can change pages like I want too, but the tab bar disappears completely from the bottom. How can I keep my tab bar to stay even in a different page control view?
Assuming you're doing this in storyboard:
Option-drag from the tab view controller to the target view controller.
A pop up will appear - make sure you pick the 'View Controllers' option under 'Relationship Segue' rather than anything under 'Manual Segue'.
I would like to create a tabbed JavaFX layout like on the picture below (this is a recent Firefox version window):
Is it possible to somehow insert fixed content between tabs and tab contents when using javafx.scene.control.TabPane? The same fixed content (e.g. address bar and favorites panel on the screenshot) should be shown for each selected tab.
You can share the node with the "fixed" content between tabs, and reparent it to the selected tab's content each time a tab is selected.
Please note that TabPane doesn't seem to be designed with browser-kind usecase in mind. For example, its tabs are not draggable.
I'm migrated from iOS dev to WIndows Phone dev and I have stumbled upon a problem.
I need to implement a side menu, that looks like the one in facebook app in ios. It shpuld slide from left to right. It should contain about 10 buttons (ListView). Presign the button should cause chaning the view (navigate to other xaml file)
Because of the huge difference between Windows Phone controls and iOS controls I want to ask an advice on how to better implement such menu. I've heard about aproach using Panorama. But would it look pretty?
I mean I'll have 10 different XAML files with different content. In each of them I'd have to add Panorama control and add the menu. And when I navigate to other XAML would it look nice? because it would close menu without any animation.
So please tell me what is the better approach in impelementing what I want? And how to navigate properly between all the XAMLs without loosing the animation of the menu. And of course how to avoid duplicating code in all the XAMLs? I guess XAML files could not be inherited. And of course I need it to support both WIndows Phone 8 and 8.1.
Thank you very much for you attension!
Here this a blog that will help you implement side menu like Facebook app. Link Hope this helps.
I just implemented something similar in my Dictionary app (http://www.windowsphone.com/s?appId=9f31b733-8c7b-e011-986b-78e7d1fa76f8). You will see that when you click the favorite or history icons on the top, it slides in a panel from the right. I implemented this by adding another Grid to the page whose left margin is set to the width of the page so that it basically sits to the right of the page, out of user's view. When the user taps one of the icons on top, I run a DoubleAnimation with a StoryBoard which does TranslateTransform on the X coordinate of the Grid and runs the StoryBoard for a duration of 3.5 seconds to give the user the perception of slide-in animation.
As far as having the same slide-in menu on each of the pages go, you have 2 options:
(a) Create the sliding panel as a user control and add it to each of the pages and on click of an item inside the panel, go to the second xaml page with the slide-in menu open and start the transition to hide it, or
(b) Create multiple grids within the same xaml page and simply hide/display the right one at the right time.
I believe you are speaking about the popular hamburger menu.
You can very well use the SlideView library. Here is the link,
https://slideview.codeplex.com/
The SlideView, a control allowing to slide between panels (2 or many more)
The SlideApplicationFrame, a control to use at top app level and packaged to display 3 panels with navigation occuring in the middle panel
The AutoHideBar, a control which is displayed when scrolling up in a list, and hidden when scrolling down
Am trying to display AppBar for entire html page in my Metro app.Whenever I click on the other items of the page, immediately AppBar is disappearing.Can anyone give me advice to set my AppBar remain constant for entire page in Metro App.Here am using appbar.winControl.show();.
For JavaScript: appBar.sticky = true;
For XAML: AppBar.IsSticky = true;
This will keep your AppBar on the screen even if you click elsewhere on the page. But remember that the design guidance is for a transient AppBar that will light-dismiss (disappear when you touch somewhere else). Here is the guidance for when it should be sticky, from the guidelines and checklist for app bars:
Do set the app bar's dismissal mode to sticky when displaying contextual commands.
If you have contextual commands on an app bar, set the mode to sticky while that context exists and turn off the sticky mode when the context is no longer present (such as when a photo is deselected). In sticky mode, the bar doesn't automatically hide when the user interacts with the app. This is useful for multi-select scenarios or when the context involves interaction such as manipulating cropping handles. The bar stays visible while the user performs the actions. The user can still hide the bar by swiping the top or bottom edge of the screen and they can show it again with an edge swipe.
Finally, here is the JS reference for the sticky property.