My footer seems to be covered by my wrapper so it doesn't extend all the way across the page. How can I fix this?
You can fix that with the CSS:
#class footer{position: fixed;}
that should solve you problem
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I am not able to add this view on to the map view to be displayed ... I am working with the map view and I want to add a view on top of it... Here is what I have tried :
Here is my output :
As far as I can see, the map view is covering the icon view!
I tried this too but I got the same output! Please forgive me if this is a silly mistake, I am relatively new to using MapViews. Thanks a lot for your help and I really appreciate it!
I tried your suggestions too :
Thanks a lot for the help. I found out that
view.bringSubviewToFront(iconView)
worked properly and it turns out that the first time it was suggested, I had written it wrongly! I really appreciate your help! Thanks again!
You have to call view.bringSubviewToFront(iconView) in your viewDidLoad function.
Also make sure you have correct layouting / constraints for all your views.
Glad I could help!
You shouldn't need code to place a view on top of a map view. Just drag the icon view under the map view in the document hierarchy.
There is way to remove separators between actions in UIAlert (actionSheet style)?
It's not possible to do it with the system-provided UIAlertView.
However, have a look at this Swift-written repo. It may help you creating a custom alert.
Sorry, but no:(
You can easily create your own following this or this tutorials.
I'm sure it will be useful experience for you!
Good luck!
EDIT: updated the links.
Don't add UIAlertAction, then there will be no separator. You can add button programmatically by adding subview.
I want to make a vertical scrolling view for the level selector on my SpriteKit game, I don't know if I have to use UIScrollView or make it using the SpriteKit framework. Please if anyone knows the best way to do it and how let me know. Thanks.
You have several options here.
It is possible to integrate UI elements into SpriteKit, but instead of adding children to self (your scene), you would add subviews to self.view. You would of course, work with the view now instead of a scene so theres a different way of positioning elements which you would have to work out. Theres quite a few examples of how to do this, here's one that might help you.
An alternative is using something like Scroll Kit, which helps you integrate a UIScrollView into SpriteKit very conveniently!
Also check out this question which might be exactly what you're looking for. Hope this helps!
Please tell me how can i shove images under dots?
This SO page has a similar issue & solution.
In short: the standard UIPageControl object doesn't allow much customisation.
I need to create an animation inside an app, that looks like the moleskines in the app
Paper by fiftythree, I am using the iCarousel pod but I need to create an animation that looks like you are turning the page, do you have any ideas, examples or documentation that helps me to do it?
I recommend Mark Pospesel's MPTransition.
https://github.com/mpospese/MPFoldTransition
It's very difficult to write your own page-turn animation. One possible approach is to use a UIPageViewController, which does this for you.