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Iphone x : The UIView does not start from the top
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When I run the application in the simulator iphonex , I noticied that the UIView does not start from the top.
There is some space between my UIView and the topbar of the view.
please any help.
thank you.
ios objective-c iphone-x
asked Mar 22 at 15:54
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When I run the application in the simulator iphonex , I noticied that the UIView does not start from the top.
There is some space between my UIView and the topbar of the view.
please any help.
thank you.
ios objective-c iphone-x
asked Mar 22 at 15:54
MoezMoez
127
2
Can you please provide 1) a screenshot of the bug 2) the code or the storyboard you used to set up the view 3) what you want it to look like
– Oscar Apeland
Mar 22 at 15:57
2
@Stefan Seeing he has tagget iPhone X that seems likely. I also suspect he doesn't know what safe area is.
– Oscar Apeland
Mar 22 at 15:57
1
@Moez if you didn't understand what Stefan said, then you don't understand what Safe Area does. The Safe Area in iPhoneX has margins so the notch doesn't go over the content, but if you don't want those margins, then your constraints should be relative to the superview, not the safe area. There are different resources about it, I like this explanation, you should also read the Apple guide about it.
– Fantini
Mar 22 at 17:57
1
"i know what does mean the safe area" I think you don't.
– matt
Mar 22 at 19:51
2
If you understand what the safe area is, you are not surprised at what is happening. The top of the safe area is NOT the top of the screen on the iPhone X. It is further down. So your result, when you pin the top of your view to the top of the safe area, is just what you should expect.
– matt
Mar 25 at 16:29
|
show 8 more comments
When I run the application in the simulator iphonex , I noticied that the UIView does not start from the top.
There is some space between my UIView and the topbar of the view.
please any help.
thank you.
ios objective-c iphone-x
asked Mar 22 at 15:54
MoezMoez
127
When I run the application in the simulator iphonex , I noticied that the UIView does not start from the top.
There is some space between my UIView and the topbar of the view.
please any help.
thank you.
ios objective-c iphone-x
ios objective-c iphone-x
asked Mar 22 at 15:54
MoezMoez
127
asked Mar 22 at 15:54
MoezMoez
127
edited Mar 22 at 16:20
Moez
asked Mar 22 at 15:54
MoezMoez
127
asked Mar 22 at 15:54
MoezMoez
127
asked Mar 22 at 15:54
MoezMoez
127
127
2
Can you please provide 1) a screenshot of the bug 2) the code or the storyboard you used to set up the view 3) what you want it to look like
– Oscar Apeland
Mar 22 at 15:57
2
@Stefan Seeing he has tagget iPhone X that seems likely. I also suspect he doesn't know what safe area is.
– Oscar Apeland
Mar 22 at 15:57
1
@Moez if you didn't understand what Stefan said, then you don't understand what Safe Area does. The Safe Area in iPhoneX has margins so the notch doesn't go over the content, but if you don't want those margins, then your constraints should be relative to the superview, not the safe area. There are different resources about it, I like this explanation, you should also read the Apple guide about it.
– Fantini
Mar 22 at 17:57
1
"i know what does mean the safe area" I think you don't.
– matt
Mar 22 at 19:51
2
If you understand what the safe area is, you are not surprised at what is happening. The top of the safe area is NOT the top of the screen on the iPhone X. It is further down. So your result, when you pin the top of your view to the top of the safe area, is just what you should expect.
– matt
Mar 25 at 16:29
|
show 8 more comments
2
Can you please provide 1) a screenshot of the bug 2) the code or the storyboard you used to set up the view 3) what you want it to look like
– Oscar Apeland
Mar 22 at 15:57
2
@Stefan Seeing he has tagget iPhone X that seems likely. I also suspect he doesn't know what safe area is.
– Oscar Apeland
Mar 22 at 15:57
1
@Moez if you didn't understand what Stefan said, then you don't understand what Safe Area does. The Safe Area in iPhoneX has margins so the notch doesn't go over the content, but if you don't want those margins, then your constraints should be relative to the superview, not the safe area. There are different resources about it, I like this explanation, you should also read the Apple guide about it.
– Fantini
Mar 22 at 17:57
1
"i know what does mean the safe area" I think you don't.
– matt
Mar 22 at 19:51
2
If you understand what the safe area is, you are not surprised at what is happening. The top of the safe area is NOT the top of the screen on the iPhone X. It is further down. So your result, when you pin the top of your view to the top of the safe area, is just what you should expect.
– matt
Mar 25 at 16:29
2
2
Can you please provide 1) a screenshot of the bug 2) the code or the storyboard you used to set up the view 3) what you want it to look like
– Oscar Apeland
Mar 22 at 15:57
Can you please provide 1) a screenshot of the bug 2) the code or the storyboard you used to set up the view 3) what you want it to look like
– Oscar Apeland
Mar 22 at 15:57
2
2
@Stefan Seeing he has tagget iPhone X that seems likely. I also suspect he doesn't know what safe area is.
– Oscar Apeland
Mar 22 at 15:57
@Stefan Seeing he has tagget iPhone X that seems likely. I also suspect he doesn't know what safe area is.
– Oscar Apeland
Mar 22 at 15:57
1
1
@Moez if you didn't understand what Stefan said, then you don't understand what Safe Area does. The Safe Area in iPhoneX has margins so the notch doesn't go over the content, but if you don't want those margins, then your constraints should be relative to the superview, not the safe area. There are different resources about it, I like this explanation, you should also read the Apple guide about it.
– Fantini
Mar 22 at 17:57
@Moez if you didn't understand what Stefan said, then you don't understand what Safe Area does. The Safe Area in iPhoneX has margins so the notch doesn't go over the content, but if you don't want those margins, then your constraints should be relative to the superview, not the safe area. There are different resources about it, I like this explanation, you should also read the Apple guide about it.
– Fantini
Mar 22 at 17:57
1
1
"i know what does mean the safe area" I think you don't.
– matt
Mar 22 at 19:51
"i know what does mean the safe area" I think you don't.
– matt
Mar 22 at 19:51
2
2
If you understand what the safe area is, you are not surprised at what is happening. The top of the safe area is NOT the top of the screen on the iPhone X. It is further down. So your result, when you pin the top of your view to the top of the safe area, is just what you should expect.
– matt
Mar 25 at 16:29
If you understand what the safe area is, you are not surprised at what is happening. The top of the safe area is NOT the top of the screen on the iPhone X. It is further down. So your result, when you pin the top of your view to the top of the safe area, is just what you should expect.
– matt
Mar 25 at 16:29
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Something similar happened to me. In the storyboard make sure that there is not Center Vertically in Container (in Size inspector -> constraints -> Align Center to: ) if exist remove it and try to make that view height Equal Height to the ViewController height. Just press Ctr key + drag from your problematic view to the ViewController View, it will pop up a dark menu, pick there Equal Height as described in the image below:
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Something similar happened to me. In the storyboard make sure that there is not Center Vertically in Container (in Size inspector -> constraints -> Align Center to: ) if exist remove it and try to make that view height Equal Height to the ViewController height. Just press Ctr key + drag from your problematic view to the ViewController View, it will pop up a dark menu, pick there Equal Height as described in the image below:
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Something similar happened to me. In the storyboard make sure that there is not Center Vertically in Container (in Size inspector -> constraints -> Align Center to: ) if exist remove it and try to make that view height Equal Height to the ViewController height. Just press Ctr key + drag from your problematic view to the ViewController View, it will pop up a dark menu, pick there Equal Height as described in the image below:
answered Mar 22 at 19:48
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Something similar happened to me. In the storyboard make sure that there is not Center Vertically in Container (in Size inspector -> constraints -> Align Center to: ) if exist remove it and try to make that view height Equal Height to the ViewController height. Just press Ctr key + drag from your problematic view to the ViewController View, it will pop up a dark menu, pick there Equal Height as described in the image below:
answered Mar 22 at 19:48
Pedro TrujilloPedro Trujillo
16227
Something similar happened to me. In the storyboard make sure that there is not Center Vertically in Container (in Size inspector -> constraints -> Align Center to: ) if exist remove it and try to make that view height Equal Height to the ViewController height. Just press Ctr key + drag from your problematic view to the ViewController View, it will pop up a dark menu, pick there Equal Height as described in the image below:
answered Mar 22 at 19:48
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answered Mar 22 at 19:48
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Can you please provide 1) a screenshot of the bug 2) the code or the storyboard you used to set up the view 3) what you want it to look like
– Oscar Apeland
Mar 22 at 15:57
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@Stefan Seeing he has tagget iPhone X that seems likely. I also suspect he doesn't know what safe area is.
– Oscar Apeland
Mar 22 at 15:57
1
@Moez if you didn't understand what Stefan said, then you don't understand what Safe Area does. The Safe Area in iPhoneX has margins so the notch doesn't go over the content, but if you don't want those margins, then your constraints should be relative to the superview, not the safe area. There are different resources about it, I like this explanation, you should also read the Apple guide about it.
– Fantini
Mar 22 at 17:57
1
"i know what does mean the safe area" I think you don't.
– matt
Mar 22 at 19:51
2
If you understand what the safe area is, you are not surprised at what is happening. The top of the safe area is NOT the top of the screen on the iPhone X. It is further down. So your result, when you pin the top of your view to the top of the safe area, is just what you should expect.
– matt
Mar 25 at 16:29