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XCode does not recognize iPad storyboard
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Scenes - Use dedicated Storyboards depending iPad or iPhone
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I'm trying to create a iPad UI for an existing iPhone app. I've created a storyboard for iPad and added a main iPad UI in the project file to
MainiPad
but it still just shows the iPhone layout, not sure what I missed. Can anyone help me figure out what step I missed?
I appreciate any help.
you can change screen size what you want need to use also you can check this content
Xcode storyboard: Why does the iPad storyboard show iPhone sized views?
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iPhone6 status bar showing zoomed in app but not on home screen [closed]
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I've encountered a strange behavior. I began to develop an iPhone app months ago, back when iOS8 and iPhone6 were not out. But now that I've an iPhone 6+ with iOS8, all the tableviews in my app seem to be kinda "zoomed". So I tried to copy & paste my tableview code on a new fresh project and here are the results :
My app :
Test project with same code :
We can clearly see that the tableview in my app is bigger. And as I said I'm using the exact same code to generate this TableView, so what's wrong ?
I tried to convert my app to Xcode 6 size classes but this doesn't seem to be the problem.
P.S : I'm developing my app on the last Xcode version (6.1)
The cells I'm using are just standard UITableViewCell
You need to include a LaunchImage .xib in your project. Otherwise the 6-Plus treats your app as running on a plain iPhone 6 and zooms it up.
See https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/userexperience/conceptual/MobileHIG/LaunchImages.html
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Convert app from iPhone 5 to iPhone 4 device
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I have successfully created and tested my iOS app for iPhone 5 screen size. I have disabled Auto Layout in my storyboard because I have created custom subviews. What is the easiest way to make it compatible with older device screen sizes (like iPhone 4/4s)? Do I need to re-enable Auto Layout? What is the traditional method of making iOS apps with dynamic screen sizing?
You can use property autoResizingMask of UIView to do declare the autoresizing for views you want it changed dynamically.
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Supporting Multiple Screen Sizes in Storyboards (3.5 and 4 inch screens)
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Closed 9 years ago.
I am programming an application (my first) for iOS 7 using Xcode 5.0.2, and I think I may have made a mistake in designing the story boards on the 4-inch display first, because I want my application to work on both the 3.5 and 4-inch display.
Do I have to create a new story board for the 3.5 inch, or can I use auto layout to configure what I already have? If I can, how do I configure it? I've used auto layout before, but not to support different screen sizes, only for changing from portrait to landscape.
If I have to create a new storyboard, do I have to create new classes for those or can I somehow link to the code I've written?
Autolayout is designed for just this sort of thing. If you have set it up for changing between portrait and landscape, it should Just Work when changing between 3.5 and 4 inches. If not, please post a more specific question!
If you are using storyboard, as #hatfinch mentioned it will work out of the box. You might have to go modify your constraints to make sure it look okay on 3.5 inch screen.
You can see how your views will look like in 3.5 inch by following ::
Select your storyboard.
From Editor menu, select " Apply Retina 3.5-inch Form Factor".
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Load different xib files on Orientation in iOS
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Correct way to have different designs for Portrait and Landscape in ViewController, specific designs, no resizing elements, no autolayout, with storyboards. Please help me.
See the Apple documentation on Creating an Alternate Landscape Interface.
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How to develop or migrate apps for iPhone 5 screen resolution?
My apps use standard Apple controls. Some of them are really simple (UITableView nested in a UIView) and others are UITextView inside a UIScrollView inside a UIView
When I run the apps on my new iPhone 5, they are letterboxed. How do i update them to take advantage of the new iPhone 5 real estate?
First of all to remove the letter boxing, you let xcode know it should work on the iPhone 5 by adding an iPhone5 sized startup image which will be named Default-568h#2x.png
Straight away, your app will work without the letter box.
Then you need to move onto formatting your views to fit. From experience, every UITableView i've had has automatically resized to be longer, but most other views needed some tweaking of the Struts and Springs.