How to change the header color of a docC
Asked on 09/28/2024
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To change the header color of a document in a SwiftUI app, you can customize the header by using a custom view or applying a color directly. In the session "Demystify SwiftUI containers," it is mentioned that you can check if a section has a header and then display it within a custom header card. This implies that you can customize the appearance of the header, including its color.
For more detailed guidance, you might want to refer to the "Demystify SwiftUI containers" session, particularly the Customization chapter, which discusses customizing content within containers, including headers.
If you are working with document-based apps and want to customize the launch experience, the session "Evolve your document launch experience" provides insights into customizing the document launch experience, including setting backgrounds and other UI elements. You can check the Customization chapter for more information.
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