Page view Controller
Page view controllers use one of two styles to manage transitions between multi-page content-scrolling or flipping. This is what the page looks like in the iOS simulator:
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View Page view controllers to learn more about defining Page view controller content in your code.
A Page view controller:
- No default appearance for scrolling style
Page view controllers can add a spine appearance between pages for page-flipping styles.
- Animate transitions between pages based on a particular style
For scrolling style, the current page scrolls to the next page, and for page-flipping styles, the current pages behave like pages of a book or notebook.
Use the Page view controller to show the content of a user's streamlined (such as a story's text) or naturally into a section (such as a calendar).
if necessary, create a custom way for users to get content in a non-linear manner. The Page view controller lets the user move from one page to the next or previous page, and it does not provide a way for users to jump across pages. If you want to use a Page view controller to display content that a user might get without nonlinearity-such as a dictionary or a book's directory-you have to implement a custom way to move users to different areas of the content.
This article is translated from the official Apple development document to view the integration set: Https://github.com/Cloudox/iOS-Human-Interface-Guidelines All rights reserved: Http://blog.csdn.net/cloudox_
"IOS Human Interface Guidelines"--page View Controller
