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Fonts not displaying in Interface Builder
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Closed 10 years ago.
I have a custom font in an (iOS) Xcode 4 project. This works fine, but whilst coding, I would like to visualise this same font in the textviews/labels in Interface Builder instead of showing an approximately equivalent font.
Can this be done?
Unfortunately it is not possible at this time for custom fonts to show up in IB.
It isn't possible brother for IB yet :)
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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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Closed 7 months ago.
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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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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Can not create an iPhone xib file with Xcode 6
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Closed 7 years ago.
last week, it work well. and there is nothing like "viewDidLoad" at the .m file.
My xCode version is 7.1.1. what's wrong.
Make sure you selected iOS Source in the left part of the image
Can you check? The issue might be you didn't select cocoa class from iOS.
Possible solution can be found here.
Can not create an iPhone xib file with Xcode 6
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why storyboard ui elements not showing on UIViewController in xcode 6?
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Closed 7 years ago.
I am building an application and just switched the computer the files were originally housed on. Now the app will still build and it looks exactly as it should, but the storyboard in xCode is full of a bunch of blank views. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
You probably designed your storyboard in a specific size class. Thus, all those views are conditional for that size class. Now, however, you've opened the project on a different computer, and the storyboard is showing the universal w:Any h:Any setting. Thus, all those views are missing. The app still works, though, because when it runs, the app is in the size class environment for which you designed it, and so the views appear.
To see the views in the storyboard, switch the storyboard to whatever that specific size class is.
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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!)