Reputation: 22343
It's really strange. The Prototype-Cell in my second UITableView isn't on top as it should be:
If I start moving it, than it's on top again, but after i drop it on my View, it is still in this strange way. How can I change that?
As you see, the first Cell is okay, but the second isn't.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1275
Reputation: 5780
Well, it's difficult to understand using only an image, but I will give you some possible causes for that:
If I were you, I would not try to embed two UITableViews in the same view controller this way, especially since you use storyboards with iOS 7. What I would do is to use embed segues. Just drag a container view for each of your view table views, and connect their embed segues to their appropriate table view controllers ( you need to create in the storyboard those, two). That way, you can set the constraints much easier, separate the logic between the two and have a cleaner interface. You can do that and see if that helps.
Upvotes: 3