Android Question B4XDrawer - possibility to add top padding for user drawn title bars?

wimpie3

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I seem to run into an issue with B4XDrawer while creating my own titlebar.

When B4XDrawer is used with a system drawn titlebar, the drawer opens UNDER the title bar. However, when there is no title bar, the drawer opens at location (0,0). Which is OVER the titlebar I have drawn myself using views.

Is there a way to add an option to give some extra padding at the top to bring the drawer a bit lower?
 

TILogistic

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??
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wimpie3

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I really don't see how you I can get this behavior when
B4X:
#IncludeTitle: False
is activated...
In my case, the sliding menu overlaps my own title bar. Where can I find your example code?
 
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asales

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If you use your own title bar, you need to get the B4XDrawer class and change this line (to subtract the height of the title bar):

Parent.AddView(mBasePanel, 0, 50dip, Parent.Width, Parent.Height - 50dip)
 
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wimpie3

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If you use your own title bar, you need to get the B4XDrawer class and change this line (to subtract the height of the title bar):

Parent.AddView(mBasePanel, 0, 50dip, Parent.Width, Parent.Height - 50dip)
Thanks :D I've found that solution as well but since it's a library that can be updates later on, I rather not change anything in the source code. But I guess there is no other way for the moment.
 
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