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NavigationSplitView Collapse Button
Hi, When creating a 3 columns Split View in SwiftUI the second view that resemble the mails list in Apple Mails App have a blue icon at top left corner where when tapped shows the column of Mail boxes such as Inbox, Sent etc. This icon by default when creating the Split View disappears after tapping, it shows the third column and disappear , I would like it to stay so I can show and collapse the first column sam as Apple Mail App. how to do that ? its called back also how to rename it and add icon to it ?
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placeholderText Color
Hi Theres colors to use in SwiftUI when developing iOS App such as first line, but when I try to use the other system color placeholderText I get the error "Type Color? has no member placeholderText" why ? Text("Hello, World!").foregroundColor(.quaternaryLabel)
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Using Data or View in NavigationStack
Hi, Is it recommended to use data and SwiftUI controls inside the NavigationStack or to use views as before ? I think views is easier to maintain or Im missing something ? cause I hear that the new way is to use data directly ? Kindest Regards
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NavigationSplitView Collapse Button
Hi, When creating a 3 columns Split View in SwiftUI the second view that resemble the mails list in Apple Mails App have a blue icon at top left corner where when tapped shows the column of Mail boxes such as Inbox, Sent etc. This icon by default when creating the Split View disappears after tapping, it shows the third column and disappear , I would like it to stay so I can show and collapse the first column sam as Apple Mail App. how to do that ? its called back also how to rename it and add icon to it ?
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placeholderText Color
Hi Theres colors to use in SwiftUI when developing iOS App such as first line, but when I try to use the other system color placeholderText I get the error "Type Color? has no member placeholderText" why ? Text("Hello, World!").foregroundColor(.quaternaryLabel)
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