UniWebViewEmbeddedToolbar

Summary

Represents the embedded toolbar in a web view.

You do not create an instance of this class directly. Instead, use the EmbeddedWebView property in UniWebView to get the current embedded toolbar in the web view and interact with it.

The embedded toolbar of a web view expands its width to match the web view's frame width. It is displayed at either top or bottom of the web view, based on the setting received through SetPosition. By default, the toolbar contains a main title, a back button, a forward button and a done button to close the web view. You can use methods in this class to customize the toolbar to match your app's style.

Methods Summary

void SetPosition(UniWebViewToolbarPosition position)	Sets the position of the embedded toolbar.
void Show()	Shows the toolbar.
void Hide()	Hides the toolbar.
void SetDoneButtonText(string text)	Sets the text of the done button.
void SetGoBackButtonText(string text)	Sets the text of the back button.
void SetGoForwardButtonText(string text)	Sets the text of the forward button.
void SetTitleText(string text)	Sets the text of toolbar title.
void SetBackgroundColor(Color color)	Sets the background color of the toolbar.
void SetButtonTextColor(Color color)	Sets the buttons color of the toolbar.
void SetTitleTextColor(Color color)	Sets the text color of the toolbar title.
void HideNavigationButtons()	Hides the navigation buttons on the toolbar.
void ShowNavigationButtons()	Shows the navigation buttons on the toolbar.

Methods

void SetPosition(UniWebViewToolbarPosition position)

Sets the position of the embedded toolbar. You can put the toolbar at either top or bottom of your web view.

The default position is Top.

Parameters

• UniWebViewToolbarPosition position

  The desired position of the toolbar.

Example

// Sets the web view shows the toolbar at the bottom.
webView.EmbeddedToolbar.SetPosition(UniWebViewToolbarPosition.Bottom);
webView.EmbeddedToolbar.Show();

void Show()

Shows the toolbar.

Example

webView.EmbeddedToolbar.Show();

void Hide()

Hides the toolbar.

Example

webView.EmbeddedToolbar.Hide();

void SetDoneButtonText(string text)

Sets the text of the done button.

The default text is "Done".

Parameters

• string text

  The desired text to display as the done button.

Example

webView.EmbeddedToolbar.SetDoneButtonText("关闭");

void SetGoBackButtonText(string text)

Sets the text of the back button.

The default text is "❮" ("❮").

Parameters

• string text

  The desired text to display as the back button.

Example

webView.EmbeddedToolbar.SetDoneButtonText("返回");

void SetGoForwardButtonText(string text)

Sets the text of the forward button.

The default text is "❯" ("❯").

Parameters

• string text

  The desired text to display as the forward button.

Example

webView.EmbeddedToolbar.SetDoneButtonText("前进");

void SetTitleText(string text)

Sets the text of toolbar title.

The default is empty. The space is limited, setting a long text as title might not fit in the space.

Parameters

• string text

  The desired text to display as the title in the toolbar.

Example

webView.EmbeddedToolbar.SetDoneButtonText("My Game");

void SetBackgroundColor(Color color)

Sets the background color of the toolbar.

Parameters

• Color color

  The desired color of toolbar's background.

Example

webView.EmbeddedToolbar.SetBackgroundColor(Color.yellow);

void SetButtonTextColor(Color color)

Sets the buttons color of the toolbar.

This color affects the back, forward and done button.

Parameters

• Color color

  The desired color of toolbar's buttons.

Example

webView.EmbeddedToolbar.SetButtonTextColor(Color.red);

void SetTitleTextColor(Color color)

Sets the text color of the toolbar title.

Parameters

• Color color

  The desired color of the toolbar's title.

Example

webView.EmbeddedToolbar.SetTitleTextColor(Color.blue);

void HideNavigationButtons()

Hides the navigation buttons on the toolbar.

When called, the back button and forward button will not be shown. By default, the navigation buttons are shown.

Example

// Do not show the navigation buttons (go back and go forward).
webView.EmbeddedToolbar.HideNavigationButtons();

void ShowNavigationButtons()

Shows the navigation buttons on the toolbar.

When called, the back button and forward button will be shown. By default, the navigation buttons are shown.