When you turn the ScrollView left to right, and try to scroll, content jumps to the other side. Is there any way to prevent this? Main: var body: some Scene { WindowGroup { ContentView() .environment(.layoutDirection, .rightToLeft) } } ContentView: struct…
I want make a scrollview inside TabView. but its make a white background color: im already add .background in TabView its not work. this is my code for TabView. *im using my own Image not systemImage. // DashboardNavigationView.swift // DevMuscles…
I've defined a custom accent color for light and dark mode. When using light mode the accent color should be black and in dark mode white. When using light mode everything works fine: But when turning dark appearance on, the…
I'm working on a dynamic footer for iOS app and I can't use TabView because it doesn't let me customize the design. I have clickable icons and everything but I am not sure how I can switch pages when those…
I am trying to add sum of the to values and converts to currency with hard coded string using formatted function. but I am having following errors. Binary operator '+' cannot be applied to operands of type 'Double' and 'String'…
I've got an Xcode project set up with SwiftUI. The screen I'm working on has a scroll view: The background looks odd because I have several full-screen images with transparent backgrounds that are meant to be layered on top: By…
I have the simple add function which can calculate the total . It working fine . I want to update grand total when + and - is clicked form stepper . Not sure How can I pass the total variable…
I am trying to align my elements automatically in SwiftUI. The text is slightly off from the vertical side of the circle image. And the whole element seems to be too shrank towards middle, I would like to stretch it…
There is a new #Preview macro (or at least new to me). It's discussed on the SwiftLee blog here. I'm excepting some of his code exampled below to ask my question. To preview your code in the SwiftUI canvas you…
I've been learning about swiftUI and @StateObject and @ObservedObject and thought I grasped it until I realized I could exchange @ObservedObject with @StateObject without any difference to the code behaviour. Consider this example: class SharedModel: ObservableObject { @Published var value:…