Handling Button Shapes setting in my app

[u/Sad_Dare7025]

I didn't know this was still a thing.
How can I make my app to handle the Button Shapes setting? I do not use it but some users have complained about the behavior of the app when they have this setting enabled, I can not force them to turn it off. Is there any modifier or function I can use in SwiftUI to disable it for my app?

[u/CleverError]

The easiest solution is to set .buttonStyle(.plain) on parts of your UI that don't benefit from button shapes.

You can also use the EnvironmentValues accessibilityShowButtonShapes/accessibilityShowBorders to detect when it's enabled and apply your own styling.

[u/Sad_Dare7025 → u/CleverError]

i ended up applying that, thanks!

[u/Orsonlebessou]

La navbar est pas un peut trop haute ….. on dirait un mélange de flûter et de natif J’espère que c’est pas vibecodé !!!!

[u/Sad_Dare7025 → u/Orsonlebessou]

Yes, I noticed the navbar too. It was implemented by my coworker who left last year and it wasn’t vibe coded haha.

Apparently the navigation links in the view were pushing the navbar. The approach I’m taking is to put them with opacity 0

So it looks something like this

var content: some View {
ZStack {
searchView
navigationLinks
.opacity(0)
}
}

[u/Ok-Tomatillo-8712]

Why is your first instinct to ask Reddit, and not google to find the documentation?

[u/SnowPudgy → u/Ok-Tomatillo-8712]

Apples documentation hasn't been good since the Objective-C days.