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QUESTION
I want to create UITableView
inside a UITableView
. I designed the storyboard and set the auto-layout needed. When I check automatic
on cell row height in UITableViewCell
. It will resize to 43.5 whatever the height of the cell is. When I remove the UITableView
it will back to normal. Check the GIF below.
Expected Output:
The UITableViewCell
height refers to constraint.
Edit: I Did this in Xcode 12.0.1
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-04 at 20:04The embed table view inside a table view cell is not recommended. Think of the UX of your app when the user will scroll the cells and inside there would be another table view that will the two table views at the same time. You will have two vertical scrolls at the same touch of the screen.
You can have kind of the same functionality using one table view with sections (representing your cells) and rows inside the section (representing your table view inside the cell).
QUESTION
How do I use CSS grid and via CSS set the order of columns.
Example of 3x3 grid using CSS grid
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-20 at 11:25Simply like below:
QUESTION
I have have a UITableView with cells of automatic dimension using auto-layout. In addition, all of the subviews of the cells are using auto-layout (programmatic constraints).
Since these cells and their corresponding subviews have uniquely different sizes, when they are reused, the constraints for the cell and subviews do not seem to invalidated and reset and this results in the following:
Demonstration of problem:
I have tried all sorts of things in the prepareForReuse function but I haven't been able to reset all constraints. How can this be achieved?
Something I tried:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-06 at 19:50This sort of situation is why there are multiple reuse buckets. Use a different cell subclass / reuse string for each type of cell. That way, there is nothing to do: just set up the cell once and let autolayout take care of resizing when, say, the text is different or (for an image cell) the image is different.
QUESTION
Now learning that UIStackView's accessibility behaves by default reads the arrangedSubviews in order when voice over is on. Assume I have this hierarchy:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-16 at 19:08I was able to solve this problem. My solution is pretty much the solution I have above with some fixes.
QUESTION
I am practicing auto-layout programmatically. I want to put a UIView centered in the controller whose width will be 4/5 in portrait mode but when it will go to the landscape mode, I need the height to be of 4/5 of the super view's height, rather than the width.
Something like -
So, I am deactivating and then activating the constrains required depending on the orientation but when I change rotation, it gives me conflict as if it didn't deactivated the ones, I specified to be deactivated. Here is my full code. As It is storyboard independent, one can just assign the view controller class to a view controlller and see the effect.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-05 at 16:56Possibly not an answer, but to go along with my comment, here's code I use successfully:
QUESTION
I am trying to build an messaging interface and faced this issue. As this is messaging app, a message bubble either align leading or trailing. I thought doing this kind if thing, creating a subview called bubbleView
which will align itself using a computed variable called bubbleViewCenterXConstraintValue
.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-30 at 23:31I'd have thought the easier way to do this would be to set leading and trailing constraints for the bubble. This would make it easy to decide which side of the screen to align to. You could also use autolayout for the width parameter, using a multiplier based on parent view width to make it cope with any size screen.
I'm not going to work it into your code as it would be too long, but hopefully the below example function will show the principles I'd recommend:
QUESTION
I'm making a simple auto-layout UI that consists of a Panel with a background image and three rows of text.
To start with, I have a Vertical Layout Group component in a top-level "Panel" GameObject, set to Control Child Height. It also has a Content Size Fitter with "Preferred" set for Vertical Fit. The Panel object has a background image, and has a few children that represent rows in the view:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-23 at 09:07try this one
QUESTION
This question comes off the back of the great question and answer at:
I am having similar issues but with embedded stackviews inside a scrollview. I have modified the explanation code from the above question. In my working code, I have a parentVC that loads into a container view, a childVC that has the embedded scrollView and stackViews (outer stackview is vertical and then each of its subviews are a bunch of horizontal stackviews). There are a range of options from fixed width label, icons and expanding labels.
The problem is I either get UISV-spacing constraint errors or trailing errors for the expanding labels. I understand from the above question that this has to do with the sequence of how the auto layout engine is calculating the proportional widths, spacing etc. but have no idea how to fix. Any suggestions would be welcome. I'm attaching the code I'm using:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-16 at 11:46You have inadvertently presented one of the (many) reasons I tell people to *forget you ever heard of the .fillProportionally
Distribution property of a UIStackView
...
For your horizontal stack views, you have:
QUESTION
I'm having a UIScrollView and inside of it I got a UIStackView which I append into few UIButtons, now when i append a UIButton the size changes :\ also it doesn't has the same size + text is clipping :\ I tried to find the problem but couldn't find it :(. Here's my code: (must say I do the auto-layout of the uiscrollview+uistackview using storyboards)
Here's a picture of the auto-layout: Link https://imgur.com/a/DcIUBfA
Here's a picture of how it looks like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-04 at 22:02Couple issues...
This line:
QUESTION
I'm trying to place a footer with a UIButton, now I placed it only with frame and when I try it out across apple's iphones the button is not placed well due to the fact that I didn't set any auto-layout, the thing is Im trying to set auto-layout to the footer and it fails all the time also I'm not sure if its possible doing that, would love to get a handy help with that or even hints :). Here's my code of the tableView:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-02 at 21:02First, a tip (based on this and other questions you've posted): Simplify what you're doing. When you post code referencing 5 different cell classes along with code for handling cell action delegates, inserting and deleting, etc... but your question is about Section Footer layout, it gets difficult to help.
So, here's an example of a simple table view controller, using a default cell class, and a custom UITableViewHeaderFooterView
for the section footer:
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