Web View
The Web View is the Design Element to display web content into your app. You can load a URL or a static HTML file, and then the user can navigate to its content. Note: You can only load secure https URLs and not un-secure http, because of iOS security guidelines.
Web View Properties
URL
The URL of the page that you want your web view to initially load. You can also dynamically change the URL using a No Code Action or a Code Block in a Function.
Note: You can only load secure https URLs and not un-secure http, because of iOS security guidelines.
Allows Back-Forward Navigation Gestures
This property indicates whether horizontal swipe gestures trigger backward and forward page navigation.
Min Font Size
The minimum font size.
Note: You can have no minimum font size using 0
as the value.
Default value: 0
View
Alpha
Alpha is a number that alters the transparency of the web view. It ranges between 0.0 and 1.0, where 0.0 makes the Web View totally transparent and 1.0 totally opaque.
Default value: 1.0
User Interaction Enabled
User Interaction Enabled indicates whether the web view can receive touches from the user. When disabled, the user will not be able to press on links or scroll the Web view.
Hidden
If enabled, it hides the web view.
Border
Border Color
The color of the border.
Border Width
The width of the border.
Default value: 0
Corner radius
The radius drawn to the corners of the border.
Tip: Enable Masks to Bounds
for the content of the web view to be clipped to the rounded corners.
Default value: 0
Shadow
Shadow Color
The color of the shadow.
Tip: You can add opacity/alpha to the Shadow Color in order to add transparency to the shadow.
Shadow Blur
The blur radius used to render the shadow.
Shadow X Offset
The horizontal offset of the shadow.
Shadow Y Offset
The vertical offset of the shadow.
Code
Display Name
You can use this text to identify the Web View in the Code Blocks Editor and in the List of the Screen’s elements. It is not visible to the users.
Visible In Code
It makes the Web View visible in the Code Blocks Editor in order to connect it to other Code Blocks.