Content:
- Examples ##
- Properties
- Methods

The Bottom Navigation Bar (BottomNavBar) is a key element in mobile user interface design, typically placed at the bottom of the screen.

bmn = ui.addBottomNavbar( parent, navs, options?, width?, height? ) → ui object: BottomNavbar

An example of a navs array.

var navs = [
[ "Favorites", "favorites" ],
[ "Groups", "person" ],
[ "Folder", "folder" ]

]

Here are the methods available for BottomNavbar Component

Examples ##

Example - Basic click to expand contents 

Example - Hide or show labels click to expand contents 

Example - Custom styles click to expand contents 

Properties

The following properties are available on the BottomNavbar object:

absHeightNumber
absLeftNumber
absTopNumber
absWidthNumber
backColorString
backImageString
borderNumber
borderColorString
borderStyleString
cornerRadiusNumber
disabledBoolean
elObject
elStyleString
fontFileString
heightNumber
iconColorString
iconSizeNumber
isVisibleBoolean
labelsBoolean
leftNumber
listList
marginsList
opacityNumber
optionsString
paddingList
parentObject
positionObject
rotationNumber
textColorString
textSizeNumber
topNumber
typeString
valueNumber
visibilityString
widthNumber

Methods

The following methods are available on the BottomNavbar object:

getEnabled( index ) → Boolean
getEnabledByName( name ) → Boolean
getList() → List
getPosition( options ) → Object
gone()
hide()
setScale( x, y )
show()