I have terms of conditions and Agreements screen in android webview I want to design that screen like gmail, in which we will have down arrow if we click on that it will scroll down automatically. How can I implement the same.
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Which is the component used to develop the side bar on Gmail Android App ? It seems a Navigation rail but animated like a Navigation drawer.
I have tried to put the two component in the same layout, but the transition between the rail to the drawer is not so good.
I want to recreate the same effect of gmail but I don't know how.
I have the custom policies working correctly with Apple Sign In but once I submitted to Apple for review they rejected my app because the button doesn't use the proper design/branding.
Is there a way to customize the "Sign in with Apple" button with a logo and colors?
From Apple:
Your app uses Sign in with Apple as a login option but does not use Sign in with Apple button design, branding and/or user interface elements appropriately as described in the Sign in With Apple Human Interface Guidelines.
Actually, I was able to customize quite a lot including the button background image, which is the logo by using a custom page and css. I just followed this tutorial: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory-b2c/custom-policy-ui-customization
Just make sure to use at least one of their templates like Ocean Blue or Slate Gray. This you won't have to create new styles and images from scratch. Just modify as you desire.
According to this link:
Only users can pin a secondary tile to the Start screen; apps can't programmatically pin secondary tiles
what does it mean? because I can pin my application to start screen by this code:
secondaryTile.RequestCreateAsync();
Seems like that documentation meant to say...
Secondary Tiles should only be pinned as a result of direct user interaction (like clicking a Pin button in your app).
In Windows 8.1, your users will see that dialog displaying a preview of the tile, confirming whether they'd like to pin it. In Windows Phone 8.1, the tile will be automatically pinned and the user will be taken to the Start Screen, showing them the new tile. In Windows 10 Desktop, the user will see a "Did you mean to pin this to Start?" dialog, which they have to click yes in order to pin the tile. In Windows 10 Mobile, the tile will be silently pinned and your app will remain in the foreground.
I want to determine whether user used browser toolbar in chrome extension.
The closest there is is the webNavigation API.
With it you can discern forward-or-back events, and reload events.
However, it won't tell you that it was specifically the toolbar that was used and not, say, a hotkey or a mouse key.
Pocket chrome extension has a feature that "Integrated buttons on Twitter.com and Google Reader for one-click saving".
Here's a screenshot of my twitter timeline.
Every tweet will have a bunch of buttons (Reply, Retweet, Favorite, etc) if we hover over it. With the Pocket extension enabled, we can also have a integrated pocket button and save tweet to pocket with one-click (red line).
I wonder how that can be implemented since I intend to add my own buttons that will sync tweet to other services.
And ideas or links would be helpful.
Thanks
To modify the content of a web page, you have to use content scripts. In your content scripts, you will call DOM functions to add those share buttons (depending on how the page is generated and the structure of the page, it can be very easy or very tricky). And you add a click event listener to those added buttons. In the event handler, you can obtain the tweet text and send a message to the background page. Your background page handles these messages and make appropriate XHRs to share the tweet to other services.