When FancyScrollView is used in a view that is reached through a NavigationLink, it is not possible to pan from the left screen edge to navigate back.

Minimal example:

import SwiftUI
import FancyScrollView

struct ContentView: View {
    var body: some View {
        NavigationView {
            NavigationLink("Foo", destination: ChildView())
        }
    }
}

struct ChildView: View {
    var body: some View {
        FancyScrollView {
            Text("Bar")
        }
    }
}

Steps to reproduce:

1. Open the app
2. Tap on "Foo" to navigate to the ChildView
3. Place finger on left side of screen and swipe right to navigate back

Version information: FancyScrollView 0.1.2 iOS 13.6 (17G5045c)

Swipe to go back is reintroduced while keeping the navigation bar hidden.

Furthermore, this PR fixes a bug where animations were not working for the content of the scroll view.

Note: I have not tested every combination of having a title or not, header or not, etc. I am not sure whether all behave correctly.

Swipe to go back is reintroduced while keeping the navigation bar hidden.

Furthermore, this PR fixes a bug where animations were not working for the content of the scroll view.

Note: I have not tested every combination of having a title or not, header or not, etc. I am not sure whether all behave correctly.

In some tests I had a hard time tapping the back button. To make this more easy, I've increased the button size and moved the padding inside the button.

With the increased button size and bold SF Symbols font, the icon is now also more consistent with the stock UINavigationBar back button.

Fixed a problem when title is too long, Top blur is now displayed correctly in light mode

systemThinMaterial automatically checks colorScheme And apply a suitable blur

minimumScaleFactor checks the view size and reduces the size of the text to fit the size.

Hi, great work, really!! Just two questions: I've been going through the code and wanted to ask how do you change the blur effect? I'm not talking about the ultraThinMaterial which is fine but I think the issue comes with the opacity, that makes the blur less effective. Also it seems like the blur effect appears with a delay (for example if you scroll very fast at the start). How can I change that? Thanks.

Hello. Thanks for making this handy library. I've noticed that on modern iOS versions the swipe back functionality is broken despite the fact that an old fix is in place. Luckily, I found a solution by implementing the following extension.

extension UINavigationController {
    override open func viewDidLoad() {
        super.viewDidLoad()
        interactivePopGestureRecognizer?.delegate = nil
    }
}

That's it! View+hideNavigationBarWithoutLosingSwipeBack.swift and View+hideNavigationBarWithoutLosingSwipeBack.swift are no longer required using this method.

If you wish I could open a pull request. Regardless I hope this may be useful to someone in the future.

Is it somehow possible to add custom buttons to the navigation bar, like one would normally do with the .navigationBarItems() method? I really love this library but this seems like something that could be very useful.

If the display mode is changed the navigation view does not adapt properly.

This is consistent changing between light and dark mode.

When the mode changes the navigation reveals itself.

I have forked the repository in the hope of providing a pull request.

Hello! Thanks for the great work! Just one tiny issue: Could you have the title property be a text view instead of a string? So we can use custom font style. Let me know