I'm trying to center the view (see attached) in StoryBoard in Xcode. I tried ticking the box where it says Horizontally in Container. I also set the width and height, but the view is not getting centered. Can someone please help? It's centered in IPhone 8 but not IPhoneXR.
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Tab Bar
I want Chat image in between that menu and people image and fire image in between menu and notification image using autolayout.
I have applied leading, center vertical, fix width and fix height o Chat image
For fire image I have given trailing and remaining same as chat image.
Note: This is not tab bar this is custom view.
Above problem solved but now in iPhoneX am getting
that bottom bar is hidden
How can i come out from this issue?
Create a container with leading and trailing - 0 - to surrounding images(people and menu), and center horizontally the image (chat) inside this container.
or:
chat.center = CGPoint(menu.frame.minX - people.frame.maxX)
If you are creating view programatically then make sure buttons in view have aspect ratio with screen width.
Why don't you use Horizontal Stack View.
See below image
I am using autolayout, I have put constraints on textfield such as same width, same height bottom alignment left and right align to certain controls. My problem is that I am not able to do content vertically alignment center. I tried both from xib and coding but it is not working and comes aligned to top. I am using xcode5. These problem occurs in any ios(I am basically developing from ios6 to ios 7). Please help.
I am having problems figuring out why Xcode is not respecting the constraints on my iphone xib file.
This is how I set a button in the xib file:
and this is how it appears in the simulator:
and this is how it appears in the simulator:
I defined the size of the button:
Any of you know what I'm doing wrong?
I'll really appreciate your help.
If you want the button to stay at the center of the view, you just need two constraints.
vertically center in container
horizontally center in container
Add this two and get rid of the vertical space containers.
Don`t no much about constraint but u can remove it with Doing uncheck in AutoLayout in property editor.
And than palce your button and make it center horizontal and center vertical from property editor of xib.
And make all bounds pack in AutoSizing given in property editor.
I have a tracker that is 320 pixels tall that goes in the center(ish) of the screen of my app and I want to place labels in the four corners of the tracker, so I made an invisible view the size of the tracker so that I could align the labels to the view's edges, but autolayout keeps resizing the view when the tracker remains 320 pixels. Is there a way to keep my view the same size (390px) on both 3.5" and 4" iPhone screens?
You can always add fixed width and height constraints to your view. Select your view and then chose Pin/Width and/or Pin/Height from the editor menu. The pin menu is also available from the middle segment in that control thingy in the lower left corner of Interface Builder.
To keep your layout from being ambiguous you then might have to remove some constraints from the size inspector of the utility area.
I've created a tableview, in the xib editor of the xcode. I've positioned the table view in the middle of the screen, it starts somewhere in the middle (100 pt. form the top) and should end a little bit lower (it's total height is 200 pt.). But when I run it on the simulator it fills the height of the TableView until the bottom of the screen.
Sorry for the nooby question. I'm just starting with iOS after years of java.
Screensot
Go to the Size inspector tab. and remove the bottom resize from xib just like this screenshot
Just go to file inspector tab and disable (un-checked) the Use Autolayout