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I'm trying to create the same interface as in the screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/6OIcNb0.png
This is my first application I've got running uiswitch, navigation bar and default background settings. How to create a cell with the text on the left and combine it with uiswitch? I use a storyboard.
The comment by H2CO3 is totally right.
Well, I still find something for you, hope that's helpful.
Check the link1 and link2
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I am trying to create an interface similar to this:
It needs to have text fields and table cells.
That view is basically a UITableView with individual UITableViewCells which are customized with the input views.
Take a look at the UITableView creation example
Use a UITableViewController with static cells and split it into two sections.
Make sure you check off grouped
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Learning iOS for first time, but the demo I'm fulling has size and structs enabled, by I'm running the latest iOS and Xcode and don't see that. I have a custom view in my storyboad that takes up the whole view. How do I see/enable size and struts?
If you're talking about "springs and struts", as rdelmar said, just keep AutoLayout set to OFF in your storyboard or XIB files.
like this:
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In my App, i need to place different different horizontal table views inside a vertical single table view. Please help me to solve this?
Thanks!!
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I want to use UIScrollView instead of UITableView but i should contains the dequeue feature same as TableView. Is there any tutorial or sample project by which i get help to make a UIScrollView functioning like UITableView.
Simple answer: no there is no dequeueing function on the scroll view, that is what a table view is for!
So my question to you is: what is it what you're trying to do and I can maybe help you out.
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Can someboy tell me how I can acheive the following or somethnig similar for a cool menu bar, etc,.?
Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
You can use pretty much any CSS-based menu system and customize it to look like this using CSS3's opacity function, as follows:
.dropdown
{
opacity:0.4;
filter:alpha(opacity=40); /* For IE8 and earlier */
}
Apply this CSS class to the dropdowns in your menu system and you're ready to go.