Can you add a custom button in a large title navigation bar style?
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To add a custom button in a large title navigation bar style, you can use the UIBarButtonItem in UIKit or a Button in SwiftUI. While the context provided does not specifically address adding custom buttons to a large title navigation bar, it does discuss customizing tab bars and sidebars, which can be relevant if you're looking to create a cohesive navigation experience across your app.
For example, in the session Elevate your tab and sidebar experience in iPadOS, it is mentioned that tab bars and sidebars have been refreshed to bring more content to the forefront and allow for user customization. This could be a useful reference if you're looking to integrate custom navigation elements in your app.
If you are specifically interested in how to implement custom navigation elements in SwiftUI or UIKit, you might want to explore the session on SwiftUI updates or UIKit updates within the same session.
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