Reputation: 1058
I have 4 uibuttons. Each button MUST be 100x100. I want to center the 4 of them in the center of my screen (horizontally), but put them down vertically. I have no idea where to start, but i've heard stackviews might work? Not sure. I tried using basic constraints, but i was unable to get them to work.
here is what im trying to get:
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You can also try this without using UIStackView (if you need this to be work on < iOS 9)
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Reputation: 7612
Step 1 :- take 4 button in your Storyboard. Button1 , Button2 , Button 3 , Button4
Step 2 :- Give Fixed Height and width to All buttons .
Step 3 :- All 2 - 2 button's pair in 2 stackview.
Step 4 :- Set UIStackview Property for both .
Distribution -> Fill Equally
Spacing -> 5 (as per your requirement)
Step 5 :- Add both Stackview in one Stackview
Step 6 :- Set Distribution = Fill equally Spacing =5
in main stackview (set According to your requirement)
Step 7 :- Now set Constrain to main stackview
center Horizontally in container
center vertically in container
and select Update Frame.
Step 8 :- It's time for Output for All device .
I hope it will be helpful for you.
Upvotes: 3
Reputation: 644
There are many ways, look one:
Idea:
First put all buttons equals width and height constraint, and to one of the button add constraints to width and height 100.
For each button center X/Y with respect to his parent. Constraint: Align Center X, Align Center Y
Add offset to the constant (In interface builder):
Quick Example (I did the constraint in IB): https://github.com/Abreu0101/ButtonLayout
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Another option that you have is using transparent view's between the buttons, and center this view's (transparent), and add constraint to the buttons base on these views (Sometimes that's I tricky that I used, but all depends on what you need).
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