How to make List Section headers non-sticky?
I am working (on what I believe) is a simplest Layout with list and sections:
Is it possible to make List -> Section header non-sticky?
I have a list that implements Sections. I need to use custom labels / views as section titles, hence am using section headers:
Any way to set the view ID to after animation transition?
In SwiftUI I have this sequence I’d like a specific way where I swipe up in frame 1 into frame 2, then swipe left into frame 3. This works fine, as intended.
Alternative to dismiss in SwiftUI
I am having problems with dismiss
environment variable in SwiftUI.
SwiftUI keeping track of and maintaining scroll position on device rotation
I have a ScrollView
containing a ForEach
iterating through an array of elements of type Verse
. Each view within the ForEach
is a VStack
with some Arabic text and some English text.
How to Extend an Image Beyond Modal Boundaries in SwiftUI
I have a ProfileView that presents a modal called CoinPopUp when a button is tapped. The CoinPopUp contains an image that I want to extend above the modal’s top boundary, creating an overlapping effect. However, I can’t seem to get the image to extend outside the modal’s boundaries.
How to prevent weird animation with footer button and keyboard in SwiftUI
I have this weird SwiftUI keyboard animation bug that is currently live in one of my apps and I am struggling to fix it and would appreciate any help in understanding the underlying problem and how to solve it.
CoreLocation module always fails to fetch my phone’s real location accurately
The CoreLocation module always fails to fetch my phone’s real location accurately, and the location shown by showUserLocation always has a slight deviation.
How to add multiple lines of string in MapKit Swift UI
I am trying to render more than one string information in my point selected with Swift UI.
Got “Failed to request default share mode for fileURL:file” when share an audio file
I’m sharing an caf format audio file, the share sheet could be opened and the file could be saved successfully in my iPhone, e.g. Save to Files. But Xcode have the following complain though. The file is located in app’s sandbox(DocumentDirectory). Should I add any privacy string in info.plist? Please help, guys.