In Xcode 9, I haven't found a way yet to disable the title bar when the bezel is turned off. I'm trying to make the simulator go full screen for a demo on a touchscreen TV and the little gray bar at the top is preventing it from getting there. I've tried many different things from changing plist items to trying to add code for NStitlebar but to no avail. Does anyone know how to accomplish this?
This is what I see:
Simulator Image with Title Bar
This is what I want to see:
Mockup removing the title bar
So the best way I've found in my research is to do it not in the code of the app but through the hidden Internal menu option of Simulator. Apple has placed a hidden Internal menu with additional features that can only be enable through some Terminal commands.
Link here to a simple tutorial: http://www.cansurmeli.com/blog/enabling-hidden-xcode-simulator-features/
Once that is enabled, then turn the "Allow Fullscreen Mode" in the Internal menu as well as change the options in "Floating Name" to remove the bar and expand fully.
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I am trying to get my navigation using elementor to show for example - a phone icon and a telephone number,
I have got this on desktop but I would like just the icon to show on mobile - is this possible at all?
I can't find an example using blocks or other ready-made examples
Many thanks,
elementor have builtin function for this already. First chose the element you want to hide, then in the advanced tab find responsive section and turn on "Hide on desktop" option. Example in the picture below:
Hi I'm currently using CodeLite for my IDE, and I cannot seem to find a way to bring back my menu bar. Originally I was just trying to add other bars back by clicking through, but I ended up un-checking the menu bar, and now it's completely hidden. Hidden menu bar image
The default keyboard for that is Ctrl-F11 (minimal view)
This includes:
Hide the menu bar
Hide the toolbar
Hide the docking windows captions
You can re-enable them all or separately:
Hit Ctrl-F11 again
From the Goto Anything (Ctrl-Shift-P), type menu bar and select it
From the menu bar (once it visible again) Menu -> View -> Show Tool Bar, Menu -> View -> Show Menu Bar etc
HTH,
Eran
You can reset CodeLite by deleting the following folder. Be sure to run the Setup Wizard again after doing this
Close CodeLite
Delete the following directory:
C:\Users\your_username\AppData\Roaming\codelite
Then restart CodeLite and rerun the Setup wizard. You will need to re-configure and re-make any templates you had saved, but you won't lose your work.
I know this is an extremely late answer haha, but I ran into the same issue a few days ago and just got it fixed. I hope anyone in the future who runs into the same issue sees this and save them the headache of waiting ages for help.
I have ported an Android app to BB10 and it works smoothly except for 1 0r 2 issues.
One being an issue with bottom navigation bar that holds "Back", "Hide", "Info" and "Overflow" buttons. It shows up by default when the app is launched and can be hidden using the "Hide" button. To retrieve it back on screen we use a BB10 gesture(Swipe from top bezel downwards) and pin it back.
The above behavior works fine in BB10 Simulator, but not in actual device(Z10), which may be due to OS issues as mentioned in some of the posts.
To overcome the issue I wanted to know is there anyway to Customize/Show(always)/Hide the navigation bar either through Android source code or any settings in Config. Please suggest a way to resolve the issue. Thanks in advance.
I have a similar issue. But based on official answers from the Blackberry forums it appears that they would give users some control only in a 'future' release. Please take a look at this link.
http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Android-Runtime-Development/Detecting-navigation-bar-presence/m-p/2466821/highlight/true#M5243
This is the exact quote,
We are looking at an option to allow users to hide the navigation bar.
Hopefully this will be available in a future release.
I know smart app banners is not a part of the document,so "window.scrollTo(0,1)" will got it hide too.
Is there any nice way to deal with this?
I had the same problem and eventually tracked down a solution in the HTML5 Boilerplate mobile code. The details area in my question, Hiding address bar without hiding the smart app banner on iOS 6.
Is there a way to customize toolbar in Xcode 4? Reorder buttons, remove default and add new? Also I want to turn off text under toolbar buttons, since I run Xcode 4 on 13" Macbook where every pixel is precious.
To turn off text underneath the buttons just cmd+click on the top right button (on the level with the traffic lights). This is a global thing.
The rest you're stuck with I'm afraid.
According to: http://pilky.me/view/16 toolbar customization is gone, and unlikely to return :(
As Elibud says toolbar customisation is no longer available, I use a 13" Macbook and, minimise them. I am running Xcode V3, it's a bit easier to see all the windows as you can move all the menus around and open Interface Builder separately.