I want to perform a navigation just like instagram and youtube and i tried many ways how should it be implemented? by the way it should work with the Jetpack's Navigation Component what is the newest and easiest and most reliable approach? Thanks for your time.
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Have you guys seen Windows 10 navigation drawer? It always shows the buttons (icons) but it requires to press on "hamburger" to see the text of the buttons. Is there a way to implement this behavior using JavaFX or some sort of libraries?
And also would be great to have a solution that stretches/squeezes the main content view. I've been trying to find something like this but met no luck doing so. Please, help me out with this! Appreciate any help
I want to create a Draggable activity/fragment like the default settings screen in abdroid which opens when I pull down from HOme screen. By draggable i mean I want to pull the screen down from a point to close it.
I am trying to figure out the term used for this. I went through Drag views but that is used for moving view around the screen. Has someone solved this? Please help!
Android does not provide any API to support development of the settings-like screen. If you have to implement it, you will have to do that by yourself.
In order to fake the settings-like pull down screen within your application, you will need to create similar UI layout and use it in combination with the swipe down gesture (which works only when you swipe from the top within your application) and Animation.
Good place to start is to look on
DrawerLayout
It for drag layout into the screen and out.
A pretty good library that handle the stuff for you is:
AndroidSlidingUpPanel
I am trying to implement swipe tabs in my application but don't know what is the best way to do it.I am confused as to whether I should action bar navigation bars or some other mechanism.
I want my application to have Scroll-able views like in the link below?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.asus.todolist
You can use uiautomatorviewer to determine what that app is using. My guess is that it is using a ViewPager with a PagerTabStrip for the tabs.
I want to implement something simlar to this Google+ layout. The page scrolls until the tabs at the bottom hit the top. Then the list view in the tabs scroll. Does anyone have an idea to do that? (The tabs should still be visible but the content inside scrolls.)
Please don't hesitate to ask for clarification.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
If you were to use uiautomatorviewer to examine that app, I suspect that you will find that the tabs are a tabbed indicator for a ViewPager. PagerTabStrip is one that ships with the Android Support package, the ViewPagerIndicator library has another, and there are still more floating around out there. Such a tab strip can be placed pretty much anywhere.
I want to make a menu sort of similar to Yelps front page.
The left image in particular. I feel like I've seen this on multiple apps, and I also remember thinking that this was actually something built into the default android layouts, but I can't seem to find anything on it anywhere.
How would I go about making this layout? Is there something already built for you, or do I have to make using image buttons and a relative layout?
Google+ also uses something like this on their first page; a lot of apps do now. It's called a dashboard layout. You can see an overview of that here and an explanation of how to create it here.
Using button images and a relative layout is an easy way to do this. For help on that look at this tut: http://developer.android.com/resources/tutorials/views/hello-relativelayout.html