Ok, I have a fairly simple problem that I do not know how to fix.
In my NavigationBar, I have my left button which is used to go back to the previous view. My app is going through translation, and the actual space for the left button was right for the english name, but now in french it's missing some space. (See the ref)
How can I make it bigger so it doesn't truncate at all?
Thanks.
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A picture is worth thousand words in this case. I have a tableview present modally onclick from other view controller (with one navigation controller in between for the navigation bar, if that is important to you). Somehow there is some strange, (1) gray space at the top right under the navigation bar overlapping on top of the tableview, and (2)gray space near the bottom of the tableview right below the last cell with button, as shown in cap screen. I have completely no idea what that is.
I have another project which I use almost completely same setting for the tableview and these two gray bars do not occur. So I feel quite strange as to how that happen.
Can anyone enlighten me on this? I don't even know how to call these two gray bars here.
If scroll to top, the two problematic areas appear a bit differently, please see can screen below. It feels like something due to a same problem which I don't know what it is.
I have an unusual UI requirement that I believe requires a custom modal presentation style, of some sort. I effectively need a floating bottom bar combined with the default pageSheet animation, for an iPad only app.
Everything about the pageSheet presentation style is perfect, except that I need to put a floating bottom bar below the presented view controller.
When the view controller gets presented, it should come up from the bottom, and underneath, the floating bottom bar. Likewise, on dismissal, it should come down from the top and transition underneath the bottom bar.
Mockups:
I have no intention of reinventing any wheels here, so any existing libraries / GitHub projects are acceptable; however, assuming there aren't any, what is the best way to do this? I'm not even sure if I'm thinking in the right direction since the floating bottom bar should be present not only before the presentation, but also during, and after. Moreover, the content on the bar must be interactable at all times (with the exception, perhaps, while the animation is in progress).
Full disclaimer, I am not an expert when it comes to custom transitions/presentation styles, so any help is appreciated.
Edit: Code examples are welcomed, but not required. I'm very much interested in the basic mechanics/structure of a feature like this.
So i am having a little bit of an issue with auto layout. I am inserting a TextView into my VC and everything is normal..cursor and text start in top left hand corner. As soon as a nav bar is put into the VC, the text in the textview will lower to center on the left hand side, so basically it is just dropping it. I cant figure out what i am doing wrong, or a way to fix this. Any possible solutions? Thanks!
So I have a custom nav bar in my iPad app which is a bit larger than the default 44 pixel bar (52 pixels tall). I want all the items in the nav bar to be center aligned which I have been able to do just fine with the exception of one item, the back button. I don't want to use a custom back button and instead just use the default one and just nudge its position down a bit so that its aligned with the center of my navbar. I haven't been able to find a clear answer to this and am not sure if its even possible. Anybody done something like this?
http://cl.ly/image/0g3f2M260B3C
UPDATE :
This can be done and I found the answer here : UIBarButtonItem Offset?
Ok well,but we can't change the custom back button position so try to implement that one also by custom.
By default back button position was center so we can't change that position.
I have a requirement for the user interface to have the back button, and its behavior, right aligned instead of left aligned.
it would look something like this
http://content.screencast.com/users/Quotient/folders/Jing/media/a325c184-5b34-40c3-b1bc-104d3d022eb2/2013-01-10_0643.png
Any help would be awesome!
In this post you will find how to create a custom back button, all you has to do is place it in the right side instead of the left one