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Is it possible to animate an arranged subview when its intrinsic content size changes? For example, imagine I have an arranged subview, which holds a single UILabel pinned to edges. That label has a small amount of text. New text comes in, which is larger than the previous text. The intrinsic content size of label is now larger. I would like to be able to animate it like so: stackView.layoutIfNeeded() self.label.text = self.expanded ? textTwo : textOne UIView.animateWithDuration(0.3) { () -> Void in self.stackView.layoutIfNeeded() } The stackview currently "jumps" from the old content size to

In the detailViewController of a UISplitView I have subviews added to a UIStackView inside a UIScrollView . Just using system buttons without subviews or images , results in responsive buttons, but subviews seem to interfere. Enabling touch is specifically coded. I have attempted to keep each view inside the containing view so there will be no overlap to invalidate receiving touch events, but not sure if this is done properly. Each subview contains a label and a custom button with an image. The subview is then added to the stackview , and the stackview to the scrollview . Thanks for any help.

I got a Stack View with view: 1,2,3,4 and 5 Looking for a method to bring the Image View4 from view4 in the Stack view, above all the other views. The reason I need this is because I am moving the Image View4 over the Image View3 in view3. I have tried to move view3 over view4 in the view hierarchy, but that just swaps their places in the Stack View. From the UIStackView documentation : The order of [the views in] the subviews array defines the Z-order of the subviews. If the views overlap, subviews with a lower index appear behind subviews with a higher index. So since all views in the stack

I have a simple UIImageView with 50x50 size . If I had a UIView of size 100x100 and I wanted to center the image inside of it, all I have to do is set these But how do I do the same with a UIStackView of size 100x100 ? EDIT i think i should have been more clear. The questions is, how do i center the image both vertically & horizontally inside of the UIStackview ? Use two stack views. Vertical stack view with centre alignment. Inside that is a horizontal stack view with centre alignment t. Inside that is your image. You need to set the alignment to center inside attribute inspector of

This question already has answers here : iOS - Add vertical line programatically inside a stack view (6 answers) Closed 2 years ago . I want to create a UICollectionView with a custom header in Code. Therefore i created a Subclass of UICollectionViewCell to describe my custom header. I want to display five labels in my header in a horizontal line. Therefore I created five labels and add them inside a stackView. The stackview show my labels filled equally. So far everything perfect. Label1 Label2 Label3 Label4 Label5 //Label 1 let votesLabel: UILabel = { let label = UILabel() let attributedText

I'm trying to get some advice on how to go about implementing the same sort of "drag to reorder" behavior found on a UITableView but on a UIStackView . So far this is what I'm thinking: Add a long press gesture recognizer to each of the arrangedSubview s On long press, add an overlay UIView as a subview to the main view and that fills the entire main view. This overlay view will act as a "canvas" of sorts as I'm dragging the temporary "reorder" view—we'll call this the tempView — around (more on that in 4) Set the alpha of the arrangedSubview to 0 (setting hidden = true would result in the

I recently installed Xcode 7 beta and found something new in object library like Horizontal stack view and Vertical stack view . When i put some controls inside it, stackview seems to be resizable according to the control size. When i present more controls the stack seems to be adjust automatically as of the stack view. Either adjusting horizontally or vertically? Is it derived from some other mobile platform A major advantage of using UIStackView is it uses Auto Layout to position and size its arranged UIViews . Therefore you dont need to worry about positioning UIViews in a UIStackView .For