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Hi, thanks for the answer!
Its just a standard UILabel where I did override the layoutSubviews function to generate the gradient for the views frame.
It does occur with any patternImage UIColor, not only with the gradient. So for testing, you can even use a SFSymbol as the image. Here is everything you need:
class BGStyledLabel : UILabel {
override func layoutSubviews() {
super.layoutSubviews()
self.textColor = UIColor(patternImage: UIImage.init(systemName: "folder.fill")!) // This will break VoiceOver for this label
// self.textColor = UIColor.white // VoiceOver would work just fine if this is all you do
}
}
Checked the accessibilityContainerType property, which always stays on none.
Can you reproduce that?
Best,
Klemens
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Ever found a way around that? We're running into the same problem sporatically
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Hey,did you find out anything yet?Best,Klemens
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Hey,I can just speak from my experience last year, where I've used a ont that was under an CC 3.0 licence: That wasn't a problem. I would just suggest you include attribution to anything you use that was not done by yourself and than it should be fine!Best,Klemens
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Hey,I can at least answer your first question: Yes you have to submit a playground. As stated on the scolarship information page and several times here: "Your submission must be a Swift playground created by you as an individual or a template modified by you as an individual."For the latter question, I'm not 100% sure - probably depends on what your company is (if it's one-man business, then you probably can use this account). But I should let that to be answered by someone else.
No, sadly not /: As stated on the schloarships site (and several times in this forum): "Your submission must be a Swift playground created by you as an individual or a template modified by you as an individual"
You're welcome (: Hope to see you at WWDC! (:
Hey (:I've also used Hype 3 for my landing page and adding such a button is pretty easy 🙂Just add an button to your current hype scene and place it whereever it should be. Then go to the right sidebar and open the Actions tap. There you will find several actions, one is "On Mouse Click (Tab)". Click the + Button besides that and a new action will be created.You should now see a drop down labeled Action. Select "Go to URL..." from there. In the URL text field, enter "@next".And that's it (: If you include the hype scene in the Playground book as an .cutscenepage, you should be able to click your created button to go to the next page.Hope that helps!Best,Klemens
You can specify the platform, but nevertheless - It has to be a Swift Playground or Playground Book.
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Thanks - But I did already look at that site and haven't found what I want.You've said that I can I edit the book such that the entire page is not editable - Would be awesome if you could tell me how that works! (: Because the site only says that "Adding editable code areas to a page locks any content outside of those areas" - but I don't have any editable areas and do not intend to add any. The code looks like this:/*:
# Dummy Name
## WWDC 2018 Scholarship Application
### by Klemens Strasser
- Important:
This Playground features sound playback. Please turn up your speaker and disable silent mode or use headphones while testing. Thanks! ❤️
*/
//: [Next Page](@next)I can enter code in line 9 and line 11, which is what I want to disable.
A friend of mine got an scholarship four years in a row (13-16). So yes, it is possible to win more than twice!
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Hey,there is indeed a function to restrict the access to the source app only. In your UIDragInteractionDelegate you simply have to implement the method: dragInteraction(_:sessionIsRestrictedToDraggingApplication:) and return true. There is also a similar function for the UITableViewDragDelegate and the UICollectionViewDragDelegate.Best,Klemens
