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@@art-style7777 You’re welcome

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Thanks for support, there will be as soon as when I get a free time ...!

Hi, if you cannot see info.plist file within the project, please follow the instruction : # Go to project folder -> Target project -> Info tab. # In the Info tab, create a property called "Application Scene Manifest" . # Make sure there are two sub-properties within "Application Scene Manifest" . These are "Enable Multiple Windows" and "Scene Configuration" . These property can be left as default. # After adding "Application Scene Manifest" property, Info.plist file should be visible within your project files.

I have these two sub-properties but still the info.plist was not "viewable". Here's what I did: Configure your target to include the font: Select your target in Xcode. Go to the "Info" tab. Expand the "Custom iOS Target Properties" section. Add a new key by clicking the "+" button. Set the key name to "Fonts provided by application" (if it doesn't exist already). This key is an array. Add a new item to this array. Set the value of this item to the exact name of your font file, including the extension (e.g., "CustomFont.ttf"). Ensure the font is in your target's "Copy Bundle Resources": Select your target in Xcode. Go to the "Build Phases" tab. Expand "Copy Bundle Resources". Make sure your font file is listed there. If not, click the "+" and add it.

@@Uax101 Thanks for your helpful reply ...

hi, thanks for your comment. Localization can be used for any string definition that you use in your application. So it's not only for label. You can also use it when you define a title for your button. For example: yourButton.setTitle("message".translated(), for: .normal) . This line will make your button title localizable as it does to label.

im still not getting, am i supposed to do it the way they said or not?

Can you please explain is there a way to show a 5px width x 5px height dot below the icon when it is selected. How to achieve so?

@@wordpressmagics2613 Thanks for your comment. I've created a function called setDotIndicator(for item: UITabBarItem?) . Functions body is like that: private func setDotIndicator(for item: UITabBarItem?) { guard let item = item else { return } if let itemList = self.tabBar.items, !itemList.isEmpty { itemList.forEach { item in guard let itemView = item.value(forKey: "view") as? UIView else { return } itemView.subviews.forEach { $0.removeFromSuperview() } } } guard let barItemView = item.value(forKey: "view") as? UIView else { return } let dotView = UIView(frame: CGRect(x: Int(barItemView.frame.size.width / 2) - 3, y: Int(barItemView.frame.size.height - 3), width: 5, height: 5)) dotView.layer.cornerRadius = 2.5 dotView.backgroundColor = .systemOrange barItemView.addSubview(dotView) } ################################################################## You can call this function in the MainTabBarController's viewDidAppear(_ animated: Bool) function to display dot view when it is visible. Function body will be like that : override func viewDidAppear(_ animated: Bool) { super.viewDidAppear(animated) if let items = self.tabBar.items, selectedIndex < items.count { setDotIndicator(for: items[selectedIndex]) } } ################################################################## also call this setDotIndicator function in the MainTabBarController's tabBar(_ tabBar: UITabBar, didSelect item: UITabBarItem) function like that : override func tabBar(_ tabBar: UITabBar, didSelect item: UITabBarItem) { setDotIndicator(for: item) } this didSelect function is triggered when you click at one of the tabbar items. ################################################################## This is a quick solution to your answer. You can give more consideration to find a better solution. Hope it helps :)

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thanks for your comments. Glad to hear that.

so happy to hear that :)

Thanks, keep coding :)

Hello. Instead of dragging the font file, you can also add your font file by following steps: On your XCode project select your project root file -> right click -> add files to "yourProjectName" . A new window should be shown. In that window you can select your font file and add it. You must get the same result.

@@programmership Let's hope that works thanks

@@CodyTheBlackChickenSubscribe You’re welcome :)

you’re welcome

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Thanks, happy to hear that ☺️

You're welcome, glad to hear that :)

You're welcome. Glad to see it works.

Hello. I hope you didn't missed the info.plist (1:35) and Font type : Custom parts (02:50) . Otherwise it must work

You are welcome, I'm glad it helped :)