Great project. Thank you.

Is there a way to have one gradient background and hide the contents as you scroll up?

The third image is obviously the issue. :)

Thank you,

Wael

This simple code

https://gist.github.com/Foreman76/a07531c1e76c8880a9780fcb87d8ebf7

if not use animation or NavigationLink everything is good

what am I doing wrong. Any ideas

Is there a reason why the pod's minimum deployment target is set to iOS 14 while swift package's set to iOS 15? We use spm and target iOS 14 but are forced to use cocoapods.

Says no compatible version found, there is no ver 1.0.0 in xcode package manager, and cocopods throw this error even without specifying a version: CocoaPods could not find compatible versions for pod "ScalingHeaderScrollView": In Podfile: ScalingHeaderScrollView

Thanks for this awesome packet! I added the ability to hide the scroll indicator. To not break existing code, I made it a view modifier .hiddeIndicators().

I was exploring the source for the project and I see you guys are using Introspect, and wondering if it is really needed and same thing cannot be done without it?

Hi all,

Neat library, thanks for building it. I found some issues with the implementation. If you have a UIKit based app and want to present one of the examples inside of a nav with a modelPresentationStyle of .pageSheet with code like this:

 @objc func presentOnboarding() {
        let onboardingViewController = UIHostingController(rootView: OnboardingView())
        let nav = UINavigationController(rootViewController: onboardingViewController)
        nav.modalPresentationStyle = .pageSheet

        if let sheet = nav.sheetPresentationController {
            sheet.detents = [.medium(), .large()]
        }
        present(nav, animated: true, completion: nil)
    }

You get this result (this is based off your ColorScalingHeader example).

Let me know if I can help further.

Is it possible to infer the min and max height for the header without specifying it? I am trying to have a UIViewRepresentable as a large and small header but their height cannot be calculated for some reason and they are dynamic in nature.

Hi, I've been looking forward to using this in a project for sometime until I faced an issue when embedding a nice TabView component.

The problem: The TabView contains 3 views. Each view has a different number of rows so obvoiusly different content height for each view. The Tabview is not displaying the full content because it needs each view to be wrapped with a ScrollView of its own which will clash with the Card scrollView upon scrolling :(.

I thought as an alternative, I would try to calculate the height dynamically of each view to set the height of the TabView whenever the user switches the index but I am unable to get it right. and also if I do that it messes with the slide transition.

I am not sure what the best solution is I hope there is a way or somehow when we scroll the scrollview of each view to also scroll the card ! I am out of attempts at this stage. hoping someone could help with a solution.

I've attached the sample project just navigate to the Banking Screen you'll see the code there and a few extra things. ScalingHeaderScrollView.zip