
Bye Burger~ this is a easy way to make your title or bottom navigation hiding on scroll like this
Bye, Bye Burger! What we learned from implementing the new Android Bottom Navigation
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Hiding on scroll: We wanted to provide as much content as possible on our user’s screens. Consequently, we decided to make the navigation hide on scroll, thus making more room for the content area. Scrolling up makes the navigation fade back in.
Shifting navigation : The Material Design bottom bar comes with a very slick animation, which is referred to as the Shifting navigation — when navigating between destinations the selected section icon is enlarged, moving the unselected element to the back. Flipping through destinations on the nav bar thus feels a bit like browsing through a carousel. We decided to utilize this effect as it adds a playful note to switching sections, which we hoped would nudge our users into navigating to different areas in the app more often. Further, the animation plays a major part in our next point…
USAGEcompile the library in your build.gralde
allprojects { repositories { jcenter() maven { url "https://jitpack.io" } } } dependencies { compile 'com.github.githubwing:ByeBurger:1.2.0' compile 'com.android.support:design:25.0.0' }
You only need to change the root view to CoordinatorLayout, And add one line code "app:layout_behavior" like the bottom into ANY view, Then your view hiding on scroll. Your titleBar can be Toolbar,LinearLayout and so on. Your NavigationView can be BottomNavigationView or TabLayout, or Any View you put in xml.