Reputation: 226
I added autoLayout in storyboard (w: Any, h: Any)
But because of fixed font size, The font size is same in all of devices (4, 4.7, 5.5 inch)
It looks nice in 4 inch. But in 5.5 inch, That's too small
I want to dynamically inclease and decrease UIlabel font size in any devices.
Any Ideas?
Upvotes: 4
Views: 7687
Reputation: 209
(Dynamic Label Text Size & Dynamic Button Text Size - Extensions For Both Label & Buttons)
I've Modified Yoohogyun Answer to Fit All iPhones,iPads & Also Expected New Screen Sizes :
@IBDesignable
class UILabelDeviceClass : UILabel {
@IBInspectable var iPhoneFontSize:CGFloat = 0 {
didSet {
overrideFontSize(fontSize: iPhoneFontSize)
}
}
func overrideFontSize(fontSize:CGFloat){
let currentFontName = self.font.fontName
var calculatedFont: UIFont?
let bounds = UIScreen.main.bounds
let height = bounds.size.height
switch height {
case 480.0: //Iphone 3,4,SE => 3.5 inch
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName, size: fontSize )
self.font = calculatedFont
break
case 568.0: //iphone 5, 5s => 4 inch
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName, size: fontSize / 0.99)
self.font = calculatedFont
break
case 667.0: //iphone 6,7,8,(se 2'nd,third) 6s => 4.7 inch
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName, size: fontSize / 0.95)
self.font = calculatedFont
break
case 736.0: //iphone 6s+ 6+ ,7+ & 8+=> 5.5 inch
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName, size: fontSize / 0.9)
self.font = calculatedFont
break
case 812.0: // iPhone x,xs,11pro,12mini & 13mini
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName, size: fontSize / 0.89)
self.font = calculatedFont
break
case 844.0: // iPhone 12 pro,12,13pro,13 & 14
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName, size: fontSize / 0.85)
self.font = calculatedFont
break
case 852: // iPhone 14Pro,15 & 15Pro
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName, size: fontSize / 0.8)
self.font = calculatedFont
break
case 896: // Iphone XS Max,XR,11 & 11 Pro Max
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName, size: fontSize / 0.79)
self.font = calculatedFont
break
case 926: // Iphone 12 Pro Max,iPhone 13 Pro Max,iPhone 14 Plus
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName, size: fontSize / 0.75)
self.font = calculatedFont
break
case 932: // iPhone 14 Pro Max,iPhone 15 Plus & iPhone 15 Pro Max
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName, size: fontSize / 0.7)
self.font = calculatedFont
break
case 933...1000: // may be new iPhones
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName, size: fontSize / 0.69)
self.font = calculatedFont
break
case 1024: // most of IPads
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName, size: fontSize / 0.65)
self.font = calculatedFont
break
case 1080: // another Ipads
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName, size: fontSize / 0.6)
self.font = calculatedFont
break
// latest iPads
case 1112,1113:
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName, size: fontSize / 0.59)
self.font = calculatedFont
break
case 1180:
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName, size: fontSize / 0.55)
self.font = calculatedFont
break
case 1194:
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName, size: fontSize / 0.5)
self.font = calculatedFont
break
case 1366:
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName, size: fontSize / 0.49)
self.font = calculatedFont
break
case 1367...1400: // may be new iPads
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName, size: fontSize / 0.45 )
self.font = calculatedFont
break
default:
print("not an iPhone")
break
}
}
}
// for dynamic text size for all screens until IPad
@IBDesignable
class UIButtonDeviceClass : UIButton {
@IBInspectable var iPhoneFontSize:CGFloat = 0 {
didSet {
overrideFontSize(fontSize: iPhoneFontSize)
}
}
func overrideFontSize(fontSize:CGFloat){
let currentFontName = self.titleLabel?.font.fontName// UIFont(name: "Nexa-Black", size: UIFont.labelFontSize)
var calculatedFont: UIFont?
let bounds = UIScreen.main.bounds
let height = bounds.size.height
switch height {
case 480.0: //Iphone 3,4,SE => 3.5 inch
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName ?? "Nexa-Black", size: fontSize)
self.titleLabel?.font = calculatedFont ?? UIFont.systemFont(ofSize: fontSize)
break
case 568.0: //iphone 5, 5s => 4 inch
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName ?? "Nexa-Black", size:fontSize / 0.99)
self.titleLabel?.font = calculatedFont
break
case 667.0: //iphone 6,7,8,(se 2'nd,third) 6s => 4.7 inch
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName ?? "Nexa-Black", size:fontSize / 0.95)
self.titleLabel?.font = calculatedFont
break
case 736.0: //iphone 6s+ 6+ ,7+ & 8+=> 5.5 inch
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName ?? "Nexa-Black", size:fontSize / 0.9)
self.titleLabel?.font = calculatedFont
break
case 812.0: // iPhone x,xs,11pro,12mini & 13mini
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName ?? "Nexa-Black", size:fontSize / 0.89)
self.titleLabel?.font = calculatedFont
break
case 844.0: // iPhone 12 pro,12,13pro,13 & 14
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName ?? "Nexa-Black", size:fontSize / 0.85)
self.titleLabel?.font = calculatedFont
break
case 852: // iPhone 14Pro,15 & 15Pro
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName ?? "Nexa-Black", size:fontSize / 0.8)
self.titleLabel?.font = calculatedFont
break
case 896: // Iphone XS Max,XR,11 & 11 Pro Max
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName ?? "Nexa-Black", size:fontSize / 0.79)
self.titleLabel?.font = calculatedFont
break
case 926: // Iphone 12 Pro Max,iPhone 13 Pro Max,iPhone 14 Plus
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName ?? "Nexa-Black", size:fontSize / 0.75)
self.titleLabel?.font = calculatedFont
break
case 932: // iPhone 14 Pro Max,iPhone 15 Plus & iPhone 15 Pro Max
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName ?? "Nexa-Black", size:fontSize / 0.7)
self.titleLabel?.font = calculatedFont
break
case 933...1000: // may be new iPhones
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName ?? "Nexa-Black", size:fontSize / 0.69)
self.titleLabel?.font = calculatedFont
break
case 1024: // most of IPads
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName ?? "Nexa-Black", size:fontSize / 0.65)
self.titleLabel?.font = calculatedFont
break
case 1080: // another Ipads
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName ?? "Nexa-Black", size:fontSize / 0.6)
self.titleLabel?.font = calculatedFont
break
// latest iPads
case 1112,1113:
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName ?? "Nexa-Black", size:fontSize / 0.59)
self.titleLabel?.font = calculatedFont
break
case 1180:
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName ?? "Nexa-Black", size:fontSize / 0.55)
self.titleLabel?.font = calculatedFont
break
case 1194:
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName ?? "Nexa-Black", size:fontSize / 0.5)
self.titleLabel?.font = calculatedFont
break
case 1366:
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName ?? "Nexa-Black", size:fontSize / 0.49)
self.titleLabel?.font = calculatedFont
break
case 1367...1400: // may be new iPads
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName ?? "Nexa-Black", size:fontSize / 0.45)
self.titleLabel?.font = calculatedFont
break
default:
print("not an iPad")
break
}
}
}
BTW, it's going to be loaded in the storyboard
Upvotes: -1
Reputation: 226
I Found Solution
I Made one Class
class UILabelDeviceClass : UILabel {
@IBInspectable var iPhoneFontSize:CGFloat = 0 {
didSet {
overrideFontSize(iPhoneFontSize)
}
}
func overrideFontSize(fontSize:CGFloat){
let currentFontName = self.font.fontName
var calculatedFont: UIFont?
let bounds = UIScreen.mainScreen().bounds
let height = bounds.size.height
switch height {
case 480.0: //Iphone 3,4,SE => 3.5 inch
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName, size: fontSize * 0.7)
self.font = calculatedFont
break
case 568.0: //iphone 5, 5s => 4 inch
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName, size: fontSize * 0.8)
self.font = calculatedFont
break
case 667.0: //iphone 6, 6s => 4.7 inch
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName, size: fontSize * 0.9)
self.font = calculatedFont
break
case 736.0: //iphone 6s+ 6+ => 5.5 inch
calculatedFont = UIFont(name: currentFontName, size: fontSize)
self.font = calculatedFont
break
default:
print("not an iPhone")
break
}
}
}
Then, Set Class
And Then, Set Value
Happy Coding!
Upvotes: 11
Reputation: 956
Check the screen size and manipulate the font size based on it:
let screenSize = UIScreen.mainScreen().bounds.size
if screenSize.height < 568 {
//Set font size for 4
} else if screenSize.height < 568 {
//Set font size for 5
} else if screenSize.height < 568 {
//Set font size for 6
} else {
//Set font size for 6+
}
UPDATE:
Extend the UILabel class to setup your label:
extension UILabel {
func setupLabelDynamicSize(size size:CGFloat) {
let screenSize = UIScreen.mainScreen().bounds.size
if screenSize.height < 568 {
//Set self.font equal size
} else if screenSize.height < 568 {
//Set self.font equal size + 1
} else if screenSize.height < 568 {
//Set self.font equal size + 2
} else {
//Set self.font equal size + 3
}
}
}
then wherever you have a label that you want with dynamic size just call:
labelObject.setupLabelForDynamicSize(size: 14)
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 1365
No, you can't config size class for iPhone 5.5 only. Size class can not distinguish iPhone 5, 6 vs 6Plus.
Only 1 edge case supports for iPhone 5.5 landscape only:
regular width, compact height: 5.5" iPhone in Landscape
The only way you can do it is check device size in you code !
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 113
WIth xcode 7.3, you can click add '+' in Attributes inspector to select font size each device
Upvotes: -1