ABKInAppMessageSlideup Class Reference

Properties
BOOL	hideChevron
ABKInAppMessageSlideupAnchor	inAppMessageSlideupAnchor
UIColor *	chevronColor
Properties inherited from ABKInAppMessage
NSString *	message
NSDictionary *	extras
NSTimeInterval	duration
ABKInAppMessageClickActionType	inAppMessageClickActionType
NSURL *	uri
BOOL	openUrlInWebView
ABKInAppMessageDismissType	inAppMessageDismissType
UIColor *	backgroundColor
UIColor *	textColor
NSString *	icon
UIColor *	iconColor
UIColor *	iconBackgroundColor
BOOL	enableDarkTheme
ABKInAppMessageDarkTheme *	darkTheme
NSInteger	overrideUserInterfaceStyle
NSURL *	imageURI
UIViewContentMode	imageContentMode
ABKInAppMessageOrientation	orientation
NSTextAlignment	messageTextAlignment
BOOL	animateIn
BOOL	animateOut
BOOL	isControl

Additional Inherited Members
Instance Methods inherited from ABKInAppMessage
(void)	- logInAppMessageImpression
(void)	- logInAppMessageClicked
(void)	- setInAppMessageClickAction:withURI:
(nullable NSData *)	- serializeToData

Property Documentation

- (UIColor*) chevronColor

readwriteatomicstrong

chevronColor defines the chevron arrow color of the in-app message. When this property is nil, the chevron's default color is white.

- (BOOL) hideChevron

readwriteatomic

If hideChevron equals YES, the in-app message will not render the chevron on the right side of the in-app message. The chevron is a useful visual cue for the user that more content may be reached by tapping the in-app message.

- (ABKInAppMessageSlideupAnchor) inAppMessageSlideupAnchor

readwriteatomic

inAppMessageSlideupAnchor defines the position of the in-app message on screen. See the above documentation for ABKInAppMessageAnchor enum documentation above offers additional details.