Apple Computer Network Router 2 User Manual download pdf (Page 108)

CHAPTER 3

Controls

3-14 Close Boxes

Large Buttons 3

If a user needs to be able to tap some text buttons or picture buttons in your

application with a ﬁnger instead of a pen, you can use large buttons. If your

large buttons won’t ﬁt at the bottom of a view, it’s OK to put them along one

side of the view. Put them only on one side, but be sure the user can choose

whether they appear on the right or left. A user’s left hand would block the

whole screen while tapping large buttons along the right edge of the screen,

so left-handed users need to be able to set an option that shifts large buttons

from the right side to the left side of the screen. If your application includes

large buttons and you want them to work when a user rotates the display

(with the Extras Drawer), your application needs to be able to adjust the

position of the large buttons for regular or sideways orientation of the display.

Close Boxes 3

The Close box and large Close box are both picture buttons that contain

the picture of a cross shaped like an ✕. Both buttons work in the same way.

Tapping a Close box or a large Close box closes the container view in which

the button appears.

The differences between the Close box and large Close box are purely

cosmetic. The large Close box is the same height as standard text and

picture buttons. The frame around the ✕ is not part of the large Close box’s

picture. The Close box is slightly smaller than the large Close box, and

its picture includes the frame around the ✕. Figure 3-14 compares the Close

box and the large Close box.

Figure 3-14 A Close box compared to a large Close box

Close box

Large Close box

1 ... 107 108 109 ... 307

No comments

Apple Computer Network Router 2 User Manual Page 108