问题
I created a new app in Xcode 6 using Size Classes. After testing with iOS 7, I can't figure out how to get iPhone to display a certain size class while in landscape mode.
I first developed the UI with iPhone landscape as wAny hCompact, but iOS 7 doesn't recognize that. I had iPhone portrait in wAny hAny.
I then changed it so now I'm using wCompact hRegular for iPhone portrait. I then modified wAny hAny to be the landscape layout. But it's not using that layout when the iOS 7 device is in landscape.
Is iOS 7 able to use different size classes based on the device being portrait or landscape? If so, which size class should I be using?
Reference: Really helpful information about backwards compatibility with size classes.
ps. I'm not concerned with iPad because the device does not display a different size class based on the device rotation in iOS 8.
回答1:
Size classes works in iOS 7 for sure. But only if you follow several rules:
- The app is built using Xcode version 6 or later
- The deployment target of the app is earlier than iOS 8
- Size classes are specified in a storyboard or xib file
- The value of the height component is not compact (yep, this is your case, it's not possible in iOS 7, unfortunatelly)
There is a little explanation here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/24976792/2190175
回答2:
No I'm afraid that Size Classes were introduced in iOS 8. You could write some conditional code to run on iOS to determine the screen/view size/orientation and change the the layout that way when iOS 8 becomes your minimum target the conditional code can be removed.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26707300/size-classes-in-ios-7