When you're embedding a Google Data Studio report with an iFrame, a navigation bar appears on the bottom of the dashboard for navigating between tabs and full-screen mode:
It states here that you can't remove this bar, but would it possible to move it to the top of the dashboard?
Currently, it is not possible to change the bar in any way.
If this becomes distracting for your users, I suggest you increase your report canvas size and keep appropriate white space at the bottom so the bar does not overlap any of your dashboard elements.
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I'm using a NavigationPage in a Xamarin Forms app. When the page first loads the navigation bar starts partially under the Android status bar (clock, battery, notifications, etc) and then a second or two after the page loads it shifts down to just below the status bar. I like that the status bar icons don't overlay my navigation bar, but I don't like that the users sees it shift. Is there any way to work around this so that when the page first becomes visible it is already shifted down? Thanks in adavance!
I personally prefer a "splash screen" over the awkward bar that appears on the top by default in a Xamarin.Forms app on Android. In my style of splash screen I just have the app's icon floating in the middle of a white field, with NO nav bar on top. If I understand your problem correctly, this workaround would get rid of the first part so there is no longer a "shift". There are many blog posts out there about how to do this, here is one, and here is my project where I have a splash screen.
I wanted to implement a feature that is present in the Appstore app in iOS 11. As is visible from the gif, when the detail screen loads, the navigation bar is fully transparent and becomes visible when the view scrolls to the top.
I was under the impression that the navigation bar cannot be completely transparent.
Any insights so as to how Apple has implemented this feature would be helpful/
Check out Customizing the Navigation Bar section of this page.
Change the navigation background image and hide navigation bar on push
Also set prefersLargeTitles of bar as true only in iOS 11
If I want to design things on the Apple Watch with many contents then exceeds the screen, could it be scroll or paged?
Yes. It does. WKInterface allows you to scroll to bottom/up when content is more than the screen size. As you keep on adding the content to interface, Watchkit will automatically create scroll that allows you to view the content to the bottom. Second one is horizontal scrolling page by page. In WatchKit there is only one way to do horizontal page based scrolling. You have to set up a page based UI. You will have to have a new instance of a controller for each page. See link for more info.
I have a top menu bar and when is on mobile if I try to zoom my website then my menu bar is zooming as well. I don't want to zoom the menu bar
You could globally disable zooming, capture the zoom gestures in Javascript and rescale the rest of your website accordingly.
I have two scroll bars(Horizontal and Vertical) in web page(css+html). This scroll bars are browser default controls.
My issue is: Coded UI is not able to identify vertical scroll bar and identifying horizontal scroll bar as single control, so not sure where to click for scroll.
Developers are using css property for scroll bar. So it automatically detects the overflow of data in defined container(horizontal as well as vertical).
Appreciate help on this issue, please let me know how to scroll horizontally and vertically in a web page.
Best Regards,
Sunil
Coded UI allows you to move the scroll wheel on your mouse by using Mouse.MoveScrollWheel(). You can specify a number of wheel scrolls (which is actually just partial movements of the wheel), an optional modifier key to hold while the wheel is turned, and even a UITestControl to move the wheel over (useful if you have a text area within your page that has a scroll bar).
As far as horizontal scrolling, I wasn't able to find a method within Coded UI to do this, but this article covers using System.Windows.Automation to complete the task.
I posted a similar question where I wanted to scroll a page vertically by specific pixel. You can check the solution here. Scroll web page in codedui. The solution is not entirely CodedUI but by using the native control we can scroll the page both horizontally and vertically by required pixel.