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Muzammal Shahzad
app development
detail views
June 30, 2024
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SwiftUI Multi-Level Navigation Tutorial: Creating Drill-Down Lists and Detail Views

Here’s a SwiftUI implementation of a multi-level navigation app with lists at each level, and a demonstration of how to drill down to more detailed information: Explanation: How it Works:…

Muzammal Shahzad
Bottom Sheet
Contact List
June 21, 2024
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Creating a SwiftUI Contact List with Add Contact Functionality and Bottom Sheet

Here’s how you can develop a contact list with each contact displayed in a row, using HStack to arrange the profile picture and contact information in SwiftUI: Code Implementation Explanation

Muzammal Shahzad
app development
iOS
June 16, 2024
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SwiftUI Settings Page Tutorial: Organizing Options with Sections and Lists

Here’s a SwiftUI implementation of a settings page using VStack, Section, and List to group toggle switches and options, along with explanations: Explanation: Key Improvements: Additional Considerations:

Access the WordPress Admin Dashboard: Log in to your WordPress admin dashboard.
Navigate to Appearance > Widgets: In the WordPress admin menu, go to Appearance > Widgets. This is where you can manage the widgets for your WordPress theme.
Locate the Sidebar Widget Area: In the Widgets screen, you'll see different widget areas available in your theme. Look for the widget area labeled "Sidebar" or something similar. This is where you'll add your menu widget.
Add a Custom Menu Widget: Locate the "Custom Menu" widget among the available widgets. It's usually labeled "Custom Menu" or "Navigation Menu."
Drag and Drop the Custom Menu Widget: Click and hold the "Custom Menu" widget, then drag it to the sidebar area where you want to display your menu. Drop it into the sidebar widget area.
Configure the Custom Menu Widget: Once the Custom Menu widget is added to the sidebar, you can configure its settings. Select the menu you want to display from the drop-down menu. If you haven't created a menu yet, you can create one by clicking the "Create a new menu" link.
Save the Changes: After configuring the Custom Menu widget, click the "Save" button to save your changes.
View Your Sidebar Menu: Visit your WordPress site to see the sidebar menu in action. The menu items should now be displayed in the sidebar area of your them

Access the WordPress Admin Dashboard: Log in to your WordPress admin dashboard.
Navigate to Appearance > Widgets: In the WordPress admin menu, go to Appearance > Widgets. This is where you can manage the widgets for your WordPress theme.
Locate the Sidebar Widget Area: In the Widgets screen, you'll see different widget areas available in your theme. Look for the widget area labeled "Sidebar" or something similar. This is where you'll add your menu widget.
Add a Custom Menu Widget: Locate the "Custom Menu" widget among the available widgets. It's usually labeled "Custom Menu" or "Navigation Menu."
Drag and Drop the Custom Menu Widget: Click and hold the "Custom Menu" widget, then drag it to the sidebar area where you want to display your menu. Drop it into the sidebar widget area.
Configure the Custom Menu Widget: Once the Custom Menu widget is added to the sidebar, you can configure its settings. Select the menu you want to display from the drop-down menu. If you haven't created a menu yet, you can create one by clicking the "Create a new menu" link.
Save the Changes: After configuring the Custom Menu widget, click the "Save" button to save your changes.
View Your Sidebar Menu: Visit your WordPress site to see the sidebar menu in action. The menu items should now be displayed in the sidebar area of your them