In this video, I'll demonstrate how to create a basic hamburger menu.
For the hamburger menu, I'll create a custom component which is populated by a collection. I'll read and edit a collection to show/hide the menu.
Great Video and walkthrough.
I seem to be having trouble with the component rectangle still overlaying the screen despite putting in the formula in both height and width.If(First(showMenu).Value = false, ##, ###)
Everything else seems to work except the rectangle??
Just a note: make sure “Access app scope“ is enabled under the component properties or you can’t reference the menuItems table in the component gallery
Now that global variables can be accessed, it’s a little easier to reference components as well.
another example
