I have a WebView and Toolbar that do not align either on the 4" simulator or 3.5 inch. I have added constraints but either the Toolbar shows and the WebView drops under my tab bar or the WebView screen is showing but no Toolbar.
Solved: I just reset to suggested constraints and it fixed the issue.
Im sorry if I didn't allow anyone a chance to answer. Im not sure exactly what to do with a question if its not been answered Im new to stackoverflow.
Solved: I just reset to suggested constraints and it fixed the issue. Im sorry if I didn't allow anyone a chance to answer. Im not sure exactly what to do with a question if its not been answered Im new to stackoverflow.
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The progress bar is horizontal in my Xcode view, however when I run my app it shows as vertical.
I want it to be horizontal... how can I fix this?
I found out my problem was auto layout, (which was suggested earlier here) however at first I didnt think it could be auto layout, but it was because I had not changed the view in Xcode to the view of iPhone apps.
#haehn Hi Haehn
I'm using GWT with XTK. And I have been successful in using "min-height:100%" trick in the to get XTK going in the GWT app. Now everything is working, except the fact that the progress bar is positioned right below the black area.
In one of the posts you mentioned something about using position:relative to make it appear in the center of the black area. But that trick didnt help me in my case. Actually, I'm not quite sure if I followed your explanation properly in that post. A quick glance through the XTK code base didn't light any blubs either.
A little help here?
thanks
There is a new way to define CSS for the progress bar: overload the CSS class xtk-progress-bar. Any style gets automatically applied to the progress bar.
this is a tough one - you have to play with the css style. if you figure out the problem, please let us know!
This seems so dumb, but I checked all the boxes that I have found as "solutions" to similar problems but nothing is quite working. I have a UITextView box that I want to be scrollable, and my settings are below. Anyone know why it isn't letting me scroll?
Please also make sure that User Interaction Enabled is checked in .xib file
I also had a problem with an unscrollable UITextView, but the other answers here didn't help (granted it was a special case: I only needed to scroll when the app was viewed horizontally).
Just in case anyone has a similar problem and lands here: what did help me was to activate vertical Autosizing (Size Inspector under View) for the textview.
Make sure you have text in your UITextView
Check to see if the UITextView is enabled (there's a property in settings) - it should be enabled.
Make sure you don't change these settings (or the "Scrolling Enabled" property) in your code.
Good luck !
you have to actually have texts inside the textview that overlap it original frame height to make it scrollable
another question related to my previous question
My horizontal menu also goes down a few pixels on my iPhone
see:
alt text http://www.alcmariavictrix.nl/images/wrong_iphone.png
wrong on the IPhone
alt text http://www.alcmariavictrix.nl/images/right_comp.png
Right on the comp
Does anyone know how to fix this? :)
link is here: Alcmaria home page
I haven't seen your previous post, but are you using tables? If not i suggest that you do, then probably even on the iphone browsser it should look ok.
I have a question about altering the height of a UITextField. I have already made the object in Interface Builder and the height is fixed as 31. I have searched around on the net and this doesnt seem to be a popular thing to do.
link to apple dev page
Regards #norskben.
OK, I answered my own question.
The default textfield with the curly edges is the only one that cant be resized.
Design wise I am using a label to provide a white backing.
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