Is it good to add a toggle switch on a navbar. I need to switch between the 2 contents in a page by a toggle-switch. If not suggest me a good way to toggle the content
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It would be nice if you expanded your question and explain why you don't use e.g. two links instead of the toggle-switch. Maybe give an example of a specific use case for your toggle-switch. – Marvin Oct 26 '15 at 07:59
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I used tabs for my purpose – suhail c Oct 26 '15 at 13:17
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1Google Inbox is an example of implementing page change with a toggle switch, however I'm not a big fan of it. – Derek 朕會功夫 Nov 25 '15 at 07:38
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Instead of a toggle switch, a tabbed navigation might be more suitable. consider the example of navigation clothes, the tab on top would separate men and womens clothes.
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Can you explain it a bit more? maybe a screenshot would help.
However, I would not suggest to use a toggle on the main navigation to switch content. The basic idea of a toggle button is to show enable/disable or rather on/off states. So this might confuse your users. Why don't you use 2 links instead? You could make them prominent by using a primary colour which goes with your branding.
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