How to set multi line header in react native?

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I try to add a multi line title to my header like this:

    Title

  Subtitle

I tried the code below. It doesn't work, I got an error "title must be string or null"

 static navigationOptions = ({ navigation }) => {

    return {

    title: 

    <View>

    <Text>{navigation.getParam('client') }</Text>

    <Text>{navigation.getParam('ref') }</Text>

    </View>,

I followed this issue on github https://github.com/react-navigation/react-navigation/issues/2430

asked Nov 8 at 16:51

benda

466

Do you mean headerTitle instead of title?
– Pritish Vaidya
Nov 8 at 16:56

Yes. I want my header title to be a multi line title
– benda
Nov 8 at 16:59

1

I meant that you should try replacing title with headerTitle
– Pritish Vaidya
Nov 8 at 17:00

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up vote
1
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I try to add a multi line title to my header like this:

    Title

  Subtitle

I tried the code below. It doesn't work, I got an error "title must be string or null"

 static navigationOptions = ({ navigation }) => {

    return {

    title: 

    <View>

    <Text>{navigation.getParam('client') }</Text>

    <Text>{navigation.getParam('ref') }</Text>

    </View>,

I followed this issue on github https://github.com/react-navigation/react-navigation/issues/2430

asked Nov 8 at 16:51

benda

466

Do you mean headerTitle instead of title?
– Pritish Vaidya
Nov 8 at 16:56

Yes. I want my header title to be a multi line title
– benda
Nov 8 at 16:59

1

I meant that you should try replacing title with headerTitle
– Pritish Vaidya
Nov 8 at 17:00

add a comment |

up vote
1
down vote

favorite

I try to add a multi line title to my header like this:

    Title

  Subtitle

I tried the code below. It doesn't work, I got an error "title must be string or null"

 static navigationOptions = ({ navigation }) => {

    return {

    title: 

    <View>

    <Text>{navigation.getParam('client') }</Text>

    <Text>{navigation.getParam('ref') }</Text>

    </View>,

I followed this issue on github https://github.com/react-navigation/react-navigation/issues/2430

asked Nov 8 at 16:51

benda

466

I try to add a multi line title to my header like this:

    Title

  Subtitle

I tried the code below. It doesn't work, I got an error "title must be string or null"

 static navigationOptions = ({ navigation }) => {

    return {

    title: 

    <View>

    <Text>{navigation.getParam('client') }</Text>

    <Text>{navigation.getParam('ref') }</Text>

    </View>,

I followed this issue on github https://github.com/react-navigation/react-navigation/issues/2430

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asked Nov 8 at 16:51

benda

466

asked Nov 8 at 16:51

benda

466

asked Nov 8 at 16:51

benda

466

asked Nov 8 at 16:51

benda

466

asked Nov 8 at 16:51

benda

466

Do you mean headerTitle instead of title?
– Pritish Vaidya
Nov 8 at 16:56

Yes. I want my header title to be a multi line title
– benda
Nov 8 at 16:59

1

I meant that you should try replacing title with headerTitle
– Pritish Vaidya
Nov 8 at 17:00

add a comment |

Do you mean headerTitle instead of title?
– Pritish Vaidya
Nov 8 at 16:56

Yes. I want my header title to be a multi line title
– benda
Nov 8 at 16:59

1

I meant that you should try replacing title with headerTitle
– Pritish Vaidya
Nov 8 at 17:00

Do you mean headerTitle instead of title?
– Pritish Vaidya
Nov 8 at 16:56

Yes. I want my header title to be a multi line title
– benda
Nov 8 at 16:59

I meant that you should try replacing title with headerTitle
– Pritish Vaidya
Nov 8 at 17:00

add a comment |

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You need to replace title with headerTitle in order to provide the Custom Component.

The title prop accepts string values whereas the headerTitle defaults to a Text component that displays the title.

Therefore use it as

static navigationOptions = ({ navigation }) => {

  return {

    headerTitle: (

      <View>

        <Text>{navigation.getParam('client')}</Text>

        <Text>{navigation.getParam('ref')}</Text>

      </View>

    )

  }

}

answered Nov 8 at 17:05

Pritish Vaidya

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1

Thanks! it works
– benda
Nov 8 at 17:08

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active

oldest

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up vote
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accepted

You need to replace title with headerTitle in order to provide the Custom Component.

The title prop accepts string values whereas the headerTitle defaults to a Text component that displays the title.

Therefore use it as

static navigationOptions = ({ navigation }) => {

  return {

    headerTitle: (

      <View>

        <Text>{navigation.getParam('client')}</Text>

        <Text>{navigation.getParam('ref')}</Text>

      </View>

    )

  }

}

answered Nov 8 at 17:05

Pritish Vaidya

11.6k21338

1

Thanks! it works
– benda
Nov 8 at 17:08

add a comment |

up vote
1
down vote

accepted

You need to replace title with headerTitle in order to provide the Custom Component.

The title prop accepts string values whereas the headerTitle defaults to a Text component that displays the title.

Therefore use it as

static navigationOptions = ({ navigation }) => {

  return {

    headerTitle: (

      <View>

        <Text>{navigation.getParam('client')}</Text>

        <Text>{navigation.getParam('ref')}</Text>

      </View>

    )

  }

}

answered Nov 8 at 17:05

Pritish Vaidya

11.6k21338

1

Thanks! it works
– benda
Nov 8 at 17:08

add a comment |

up vote
1
down vote

accepted

You need to replace title with headerTitle in order to provide the Custom Component.

The title prop accepts string values whereas the headerTitle defaults to a Text component that displays the title.

Therefore use it as

static navigationOptions = ({ navigation }) => {

  return {

    headerTitle: (

      <View>

        <Text>{navigation.getParam('client')}</Text>

        <Text>{navigation.getParam('ref')}</Text>

      </View>

    )

  }

}

answered Nov 8 at 17:05

Pritish Vaidya

11.6k21338

You need to replace title with headerTitle in order to provide the Custom Component.

The title prop accepts string values whereas the headerTitle defaults to a Text component that displays the title.

Therefore use it as

static navigationOptions = ({ navigation }) => {

  return {

    headerTitle: (

      <View>

        <Text>{navigation.getParam('client')}</Text>

        <Text>{navigation.getParam('ref')}</Text>

      </View>

    )

  }

}

answered Nov 8 at 17:05

Pritish Vaidya

11.6k21338

answered Nov 8 at 17:05

Pritish Vaidya

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answered Nov 8 at 17:05

Pritish Vaidya

11.6k21338

answered Nov 8 at 17:05

Pritish Vaidya

11.6k21338

1

Thanks! it works
– benda
Nov 8 at 17:08

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1

Thanks! it works
– benda
Nov 8 at 17:08

Thanks! it works
– benda
Nov 8 at 17:08

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