Remove 'view' button about cards HOT 9 CLOSED

Sure, i can maybe hide the button when its text is set to nil or "".

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That would be great, thanks! Want a PR or do you want to do this?

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Sure, a PR would be great 👍

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Another option is to use a CardArticle instead of a CardHighlight if you don't mind also removing the icon, not taking up the full screen when showing the detail view, and not having an "x" in the upper-right to close the detail view.

I propose changing CardArticle to behave more like the article cards do in the App Store: take up the full screen when opened (no margins on left and right), and have an "x" button in the top right that stays there as long as the details are showing (the CardHighlight details page doesn't show the "x" until the card is scrolled down a bit; in the App Store, the "x" is always there)

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Setting the text button to nil or "" in the next release will make the button to disappear

If you want the XButton to stay on just delete

xButton.alpha = y - (card.backgroundIV.bounds.height * 0.6)

in DetailViewController -> scrollViewDidScroll( :)
And set

xButton.alpha = 0 // To 1

in viewDidDLoad()

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Hi,
I'd like to use CardHighlight without the "view" button, but I do not think that's possible even on the last release.

Is there any way to hide this button?

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While I’m adding this feature you could try to comment this line in cardHighlight.swift

backgroundIV.addSubview(actionBtn)

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I' ve pushed the feature you asked for :D.
It will be in the next release. If you want to test it out:
Change in CardHighlight.swift

/**
     Text for the card's button.
     Set to [nil] or "" to hide the button.
     */
    @IBInspectable public var buttonText: String? = "view" {
        didSet{
            self.actionBtn.isHidden = (buttonText == nil || buttonText!.isEmpty)
            self.setNeedsDisplay()
        }
    }

and in draw(rect:) before 'layout()'

if self.buttonText != nil {
  let btnTitle = NSAttributedString(string: buttonText!.uppercased(), attributes: [ NSAttributedString.Key.font : UIFont.systemFont(ofSize: 16, weight: .black), NSAttributedString.Key.foregroundColor : self.tintColor])
  actionBtn.setAttributedTitle(btnTitle, for: .normal)
  btnWidth = CGFloat((buttonText!.count + 2) * 10)
}

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Hi @PaoloCuscela,

Thanks! It will help me a lot :)

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