SwiftUI · IOS API REFERENCE

ToolbarTitleDisplayMode

struct · iOS 17.0+ · SDK 27.1

struct ToolbarTitleDisplayMode

A type that defines the behavior of title of a toolbar. Use the ``View/toolbarTitleDisplayMode(_:)`` modifier to configure the title display behavior of your toolbar: NavigationStack { ContentView() .toolbarTitleDisplayMode(.inlineLarge) }

Members (4)

get · iOS 17.0+

inlineLarge

TypeScript

static get inlineLarge(): ToolbarTitleDisplayMode

Swift declaration

static var inlineLarge: ToolbarTitleDisplayMode { get }

The inline large mode. In iOS, this behavior displays the title as large inside the toolbar and moves any leading or centered toolbar items into the overflow menu of the toolbar. This has no effect in macOS.

get · iOS 17.0+

large

TypeScript

static get large(): ToolbarTitleDisplayMode

Swift declaration

static var large: ToolbarTitleDisplayMode { get }

The large mode. In iOS, and watchOS, this displays the toolbar title below the content of the navigation bar when scrollable content is scrolled to the top and transitions to the center of the toolbar as content is scrolled.

get · iOS 17.0+

inline

TypeScript

static get inline(): ToolbarTitleDisplayMode

Swift declaration

static var inline: ToolbarTitleDisplayMode { get }

The inline mode. In iOS, tvOS, and watchOS this mode displays the title with a smaller size in the middle of the toolbar. This has no effect in macOS.

get · iOS 17.0+

automatic

TypeScript

static get automatic(): ToolbarTitleDisplayMode

Swift declaration

static var automatic: ToolbarTitleDisplayMode { get }

The automatic mode. For root content in a navigation stack in iOS, iPadOS, or tvOS this behavior will: - Default to ``ToolbarTitleDisplayMode/large`` when a navigation title is configured. - Default to ``ToolbarTitleDisplayMode/inline`` when no navigation title is provided. In all platforms, content pushed onto a navigation stack will use the behavior of the content already on the navigation stack. This has no effect in macOS.

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