Navigation for Angular JS and Ionic 1
UI for navigation featuring Hamburger menu, Bottom and Tab navigation components.
Use it on responsive websites and mobile apps. Together with the mobiscroll Page component makes an easy to use tool for building a great Navigation experience.
Shipping with useful features for a refined UX, including:
- Usage on mobile and desktop with responsive features
- Icons and labels for expressive nav targets
- Ergonomic bottom navigation
- Scrollable tab-list
- Compact hamburger menu for saving space
- Multiple theme support
- Top, bottom and inline display support
- RTL Support
- Full localization
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Navigation for Angular JS and Ionic 1
Navigation for Angular JS and Ionic 1
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Navigation - Bottom navigation
Use the bottom navigation for the top level navigation solution in your app. When you navigate between pages of the same level of hierarchy, it gives a consistent look on each page. While it can also be rendered on the top of the viewport, on mobile handheld devices the bottom navigation bar is the easiest to reach. It's ergonomic.
Navigation items can be used with both icons and labels. Additionally every item can show a badge, containing dynamic information. For example the number of unread notifications.
The bottom navigation component automatically hides navigation items behind a "More" button, when the viewport is not wide enough.
This behavior can be further customized with the layout settings.
Navigation - Tabs
Use the tab navigation for organizing content into categories.
The tab navigation component supports swipe gestures for the tab-list, which makes the component a scalable solution for as many tabs as needed.
Tabs can combine icons and labels to be more expressive like in this demo.
Navigating between tabs can also be customized. Check out the demo for handling navigation with external buttons.
Navigation - Hamburger menu
The hamburger menu is a compact and well known solution for grouping destinations that need to be accessible from multiple pages.
One of the advantages it has over the Tabs or the Bottom navigation is that it hides the nav-items and saves space.
The menu button can be customized to suit your needs with the menuIcon and menuText settings.
Navigation - Prev/Next
The Tab navigation component is customizable in a variety of ways. This demo shows how to add custom Prev/Next buttons beside the Tab component and how to make page change obvious.
If you are looking for the simplest solution in grouping content, have a look on the previous tabs demo.
Navigation - Tabs with icons
Add icons and labels to nav-items to be more informative. Build and save custom icon sets from over 2500 icons to choose from.
Use the scrollable tab-list for self-adjusting desktop & mobile content management.
Navigation - Event handlers
The navigation components ships with different event hooks for deep customization. Events are triggered through the lifecycle of the component where you can tie in custom functionality and code.
While users interact with the UI events like onItemTap, onMenuShow, onMenuHide ... will be triggered.
Interact with the example and check the event log for the output.
EVENTS FIRED:
Navigation - Responsive
Set up the Navigation to behave responsively. Use the appriopriate positioning and rendering based on the screen size. You can have Hamburger menu on small screens and Tab navigation on large screens.
All this can be configured under the responsive setting where you pass the options for each breakpoint.
responsive: {
xsmall: { ... }, small: { ... }, medium: { ... }, large: { ... }, xlarge: { ... }
}
Navigation - Desktop
Bottom and Tab navigation can be equally fitting for managing content on desktop web apps and large screens.
You can choose between one and the other depending on you content layout or use both like in this example.
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Step 1.Install the Mobiscroll CLI from npm
$ npm install -g @mobiscroll/cliThe CLI makes configuring your apps super simple 👍
Step 2.Run the following command in the root folder of your Ionic project
$ mobiscroll config ionic --version=4You will be prompted to log in with your mobiscroll account. Set your password here
Create an Ionic 3 & Mobiscroll starter with the CLI:
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Step 3.Copy the code into your app.
Step 4.Run ionic serve in the root folder of your app 🎉
$ ionic serveAnd voilà, everything should be running smoothly.
Step 1.Install the Mobiscroll CLI from npm
$ npm install -g @mobiscroll/cliThe CLI makes configuring your apps super simple 👍
Step 2.Run the following command in the root folder of your Ionic project
$ mobiscroll config ionic --version=4You will be prompted to log in with your mobiscroll account. Set your password here
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Step 4.Run ionic serve in the root folder of your app 🎉
$ ionic serveAnd voilà, everything should be running smoothly.
Step 1.Install the Mobiscroll CLI from npm
$ npm install -g @mobiscroll/cliThe CLI makes configuring your apps super simple 👍
Step 2.Run the following command in the root folder of your Angular project
$ mobiscroll config angular --version=4
You will be prompted to log in with your mobiscroll account. Set your password here
Step 3.Copy the code into your app. HTML goes into the markup, TS into Typescript.
Step 4.Run ng serve in the root folder of your app 🎉
$ ng serveAnd voilà, everything should be running smoothly.
Extract the zip file and run the project like any Ionic app. Make sure to have Ionic CLI installed and open the terminal in the app root folder.
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Please extract the zip file and run the project like any Angular CLI app.
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