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iamnp
iamnp

Reputation: 510

IOS 8 Interface builder UITableViewCell alignment

I am working on IOS app which got a UITabeView. I needed custom UITableViewCell, so i created .xib file to design it and linked it to my custom class. But I want a button to be aligned right and I cannot achieve it. The screenshot below shows my problem:

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I am using autolayout. On the left side I have my .xib opened where I have a button. In the middle there is a simulator which show only a part of a button. Moreover, If a change orientation, absolute button position doesn't change (it becomes fully visible). On the right side you can see how I set constraints. Obviously, I did it in a wrong way, but I've tried everything and nothing helped. Different constraints, values, toggled autolayout - no effect. How do I set up constraints so that my button is aligned right (on both orientations)?

P.S. I am using Swift.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 438

Answers (1)

diegomen
diegomen

Reputation: 1864

you have to link your button to the view which contains it, you can press Ctrl and drag the mouse from your button to the view which contains it, Xcode will show a menu with the available constraints:

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You have to select the constraints you need for setting up the position of the button, in your case it will be leading space to container, and in addition you should select width and height constraints. For selecting those constraints you can press this button on the bottom of the screen:

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and in the following menu select the width and heigth constraints:

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Hope it helps!

Upvotes: 1

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