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Keep the TitleView showing above the overlay #84
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Hey @eliekarouz, sadly it's not really possible at the moment. The feature may be implemented in the future, though. |
Hey @ephread, I am bringing this up again because we really need it. Two years ago, I forked the repo last time and did some changes but they weren't that clean (at least to put it back in the main repo). What I actually did is took a snapshot of the title view and add it to the overlay view at the same position of the main title view. I had to hide the title view of the main screen because the its borders looked thicker when adding the title view of the overlay above the real title view. I would like to submit a pull request for this but I would like to hear any feedback from you on how you think the API should be... I am still confused if it's better to pass the real titleView to the CoachMarkController and we take a snapshot of it and add it to the overlay view OR let the user be in control so he creates a new titleView and passes it the CoachMarkController along with the the position where we are going to add it. |
@eliekarouz I believe you can achieve something similar as of 1.2.2, just use the |
But I think that the whole navigation bar including the bar items will not be covered by the overlay. |
I want to keep the tiltleView of the UINavigationItem above the overlay.
Is there an easy way to do it?
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