!> Note, this node is part of the Mobile Web App Navigation module. You need to install that module to be able to use this node.
A navigation stack can be placed in the visual hierarchy and will function just as the Default screen stack. Take a look at the Navigation guide to learn more about navigation.
Name
The name of this stack. This is the identifier used by Navigate and Navigate Back nodes.
Start Page
The component that is shown when the stack is created and no navigation has been performed.
Background Color
The color behind the bottom component if it has transparent regions. The backgroud may also be shown briefly during transitions. Default is transparent.
Mounted
This property is used to completely remove the node from the DOM. If this property is set to false the node is removed from the DOM. It differs from the Visible property where the node is still part of the DOM but invisible.
Top Page Name
The name of the Page component that's currently on top of the stack. E.g. /Pages/My Page. Useful in combination with a String Mapper to map to a title in a header, as well as for debugging or other logic.
Stack depth
How many pages there currently are in the stack. The Navigate node will add one page to the stack, and Navigate Back removes the top page from the stack.
Child Index
The place this node has in relation to its parent. E.g. if a Group has three children, then the first child will have Child Index 0, the second child will have Child Index 1, and so on.
This
A reference to this node. Used in custom Javascript nodes and more.
Screen Position X
Where this node is on the screen's X-axis, in pixels.
Screen Position Y
Where this node is on the screen's Y-axis, in pixels.
Width
Current width of this node.
Height
Current height of this node.
Did Mount Signal sent when this node has been mounted, i.e. has become part of the visual tree and is visible.
Will Unmount Signal sent when this node is about to be removed from the visual tree and become hidden.