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How to hide Tab Navigation at Specific Screens within your stack

I want to turn off the tab navigation only at the Settings Screen. I want to keep the bottom Navigation at the Home and Profile Screens.

I was scouring the internet for a solution for what I would assume to be a common problem. No solution worked perfectly for me. Many of the solutions logic stated if the screen is greater than 1 or 0. However, I need my tab bar to “turn off” only on screens with a specific name. If I were to add more screens later to my stack, I could not use greater than 1 or 0.

Other attempts that did not work: With the introduction to React Navigation 5, there were many formatting changes of how one passes props to components. I attempted to pass the options prop with tabBarVisible: false.

If anyone has any other feedback of why one should not hide the tab bar at a specific screen I would love to hear an example of the glitch, but hope this helps someone in the future.

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