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Is it possible to decrease the height of the keyboard without auto layout in Swift 3?
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Closed 5 years ago.
Please help me.I am new to IOS Swift.I want to decrease the Height of keyboard for my IOS app. I tried so many of then but nothing has changed.Kindly please help me.
You can not modify the height of default Keyboard of iPhone.
The possible solution is to use Custom Keyboard, There are a lot pods available for this.
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Force landscape mode in one ViewController using Swift
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Closed 4 years ago.
I want to restrict some views of my App to Landscape.How can I achieve this functionality.Is this possible according Apple Guidelines.
Without more detail its hard to say if this will solve your problem, but heres a link to a fix for a similar sounding problem. Force Landscape on View Controller
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Custom On/Off Image iOS 7.0 UI Switch
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Closed 8 years ago.
I have a UISwitch outlet on my toolbar, and I've set off/on-images in the interface builder, but they don't appear when I run the app.
Is there anything extraordinary you have to do to make these images appear instead of the standard switch-look? I really thought this would be a straight forward process.
Unfortunately, there are no off-on images. You can't customize the look of a UISwitch except for tint colors. The off-on images were withdrawn back in iOS 7.
(So the extraordinary thing you would have to do would be to run on iOS 6!)
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Disable iOS8 Quicktype Keyboard programmatically on UITextView
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Closed 7 years ago.
UIKeyboard with QuickType!
It is bad to know that there is no sufficient space of screen on iPhone devices, now apple has been taken more room by adding QuickType. How can I remove it for items that do not need quicktype's auto complete, auto suggest?
You can set the autocorrectionType to NO. Its an existing iOS property so won't break in any previous/current versions of iOS;
textField.autocorrectionType = UITextAutocorrectionTypeNo;
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How to resize the image programmatically in objective-c in iphone
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Closed 9 years ago.
I created an app of target to iPad and now i want to make an universal app and the time for adjusting my iPad app to iPhone would decrease significantly.
I have set of images (more than 200 images) on iPad dimensions and i want to convert that to iPhone dimension with clarity using objective c (Programmically). I won't need to change iPhone dimension manually, add to Xcode. Because size will increase. if there is an answer for this question.
Thanks.
Kindly look at this other post in stackOverflow
If you want a pixel wise re-sampling refer here and here
hope that helps.
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iOS 6 apps - how to deal with iPhone 5 screen size? [duplicate]
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Closed 3 years ago.
I have checked all relavent questions. Didn't find anything useful or may be I was not able to understand. I am newbie and just prepared a simple app.
App looks good for iPhone 5 screen as you can see below:
But on as I turn it 3.5 screen mode. It messes up with the element on the screen. as you can see below
Can anyone help me how to fix it or just making two version of app is the best solution of this problem.
Any help or suggest would be truly appreciated.
Use the size inspector (option command 5). The autoresizing area is what you're looking for. The red box represents the selected object and will show where the app will place and stretch UI element relative to the window. The I shaped outer arrows show it's anchor point. The arrows in the middle show how the object will be stretched vertically or horizontally.
There are two ways you could do this. One way would be to create a second xib or storyboard file for the different screen size. However, Apple added constraints to make it so you don't need to have a second file. To edit the constraints, click on the ruler tab when editing the storyboard or xib. You will find the constraints on the bottom. For more help with constraints, you might try this tutorial.