ion-app
App is a container element for an Ionic application. There should only be one <ion-app>
element per project. An app can have many Ionic components including menus, headers, content, and footers. The overlay components get appended to the <ion-app>
when they are presented.
Using ion-app
enables the following behaviors:
- Keyboard Lifecycle Events without the need for any native plugins
- Hardware Back Button Listeners for customizing the hardware back button behavior on Android devices
- Status bar support in Capacitor or Cordova which allows users to scroll to the top of the view by tapping the status bar
- Scroll assist utilities which scroll the content so focused text inputs are not covered by the on-screen keyboard
- Ripple effect when activating buttons on Material Design mode
- Other tap and focus utilities which make the experience of using an Ionic app feel more native
Programmatic Focus
As mentioned earlier, the ion-app
component provides focus utilities for Ionic components with the ion-focusable
class. The setFocus
method allows you to programmatically focus an element in response to user actions. However, it should not be used when the element is focused due to a keyboard event, as the focus utility will handle that automatically.
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