Is there anyway to share nav-buttons in parent states? For example, in my codepen, for the more.html page with 4 tabs, I would like a back button on the left for all child states (tabs 1-4) that would go back to the settings template. Rather than have to add the back button to each child, is there a way i can just have it in more.html?
If I am to add the button to each child state (tabs 1-4), if I just add an actual ion-nav-back-button rather than a primary button that says Back, and then navigate between tab items, the view-title doesnt change.
On the nav-view in the more.html template, I would like there to be no animation when clicking on the 4 icons. setting the nav-transition and nav-direction to none doesnt seem to prevent the forward/back direction. Am I doing something wrong?
From the home page, I would like to be able to hit the settings icon and see a slide up animation. I tried nav-direction enter, swap, exit but they all seem to do the same exact thing which doesnt even look like an animation. Is this a bug or known issue?
Regarding #1, I actually wanted the back button for the tab items to all go back to settings, rather than to jump around between tab items or view history. So basically the settings will go back to home, but more 1-4 will go all go back to settings. I believe the only way to accomplish this is to paste the primary button in each child view of more.html.
Thanks for everything else! Iâll try to mimic the modal slide up animation. Or is it possible to have the whole settings/more navigation inside a modal? I only care about mobile right now so that may work for me until the slide up animation is added to the framework
follow up question #4, i donât see any animation for the âenterâ, âswapâ, âexitâ transitions, only âbackâ & âforwardâ do animate. Is it a bug?
hi, may I know whether âenterâ, âswapâ, âexitâ transitions are meant not to have animations in beta 14? just a simple yes, no question⌠thanksâŚ
+1 âenterâ, âswapâ, âexitâ not working for me, forward and backward do. Thatâs with both $ionicViewSwitcher.nextDirection(âenterâ); $state.go(âapp.pageâ); or a nav-direction=âforwardâ href="#/home">Home