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I have a navigation controller with large titles enabled which is linked to a ViewController that has inside a TableView, a UIIMage and a button. My View Controller. Now using code I have striped the navigation controller image so that I can use my own custom one instead as you can see in the photo above. The code I used is the following :

if let navController = navigationController 
 System.clearNavigationBar(forBar: navController.navigationBar)
 navController.view.backgroundColor = .clear


 

Now the desired result I want is this. When I scroll through the items of the table view, the large title should go on the very top of the screen with smaller letters just like default and when I drag my finger down where there aren't any items, when you let go it springs back to normal. The thing is that the default movement of the navigation bar title is to go downwards as well, but the UIImage should stretch with it and spring back to normal when you let go.

Can I achieve this using the constraints that you set via the Main.storyboard, or only with code?

Thank you in advance!

swift xcode autolayout

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I have a navigation controller with large titles enabled which is linked to a ViewController that has inside a TableView, a UIIMage and a button. My View Controller. Now using code I have striped the navigation controller image so that I can use my own custom one instead as you can see in the photo above. The code I used is the following :

if let navController = navigationController 
 System.clearNavigationBar(forBar: navController.navigationBar)
 navController.view.backgroundColor = .clear


 

Now the desired result I want is this. When I scroll through the items of the table view, the large title should go on the very top of the screen with smaller letters just like default and when I drag my finger down where there aren't any items, when you let go it springs back to normal. The thing is that the default movement of the navigation bar title is to go downwards as well, but the UIImage should stretch with it and spring back to normal when you let go.

Can I achieve this using the constraints that you set via the Main.storyboard, or only with code?

Thank you in advance!

swift xcode autolayout

share|improve this question

asked Mar 27 at 12:03

Defkalion1Defkalion1

2399 bronze badges

add a comment | 

I have a navigation controller with large titles enabled which is linked to a ViewController that has inside a TableView, a UIIMage and a button. My View Controller. Now using code I have striped the navigation controller image so that I can use my own custom one instead as you can see in the photo above. The code I used is the following :

if let navController = navigationController 
 System.clearNavigationBar(forBar: navController.navigationBar)
 navController.view.backgroundColor = .clear


 

Now the desired result I want is this. When I scroll through the items of the table view, the large title should go on the very top of the screen with smaller letters just like default and when I drag my finger down where there aren't any items, when you let go it springs back to normal. The thing is that the default movement of the navigation bar title is to go downwards as well, but the UIImage should stretch with it and spring back to normal when you let go.

Can I achieve this using the constraints that you set via the Main.storyboard, or only with code?

Thank you in advance!

swift xcode autolayout

share|improve this question

asked Mar 27 at 12:03

Defkalion1Defkalion1

2399 bronze badges

if let navController = navigationController 
 System.clearNavigationBar(forBar: navController.navigationBar)
 navController.view.backgroundColor = .clear


 

share|improve this question

asked Mar 27 at 12:03

Defkalion1Defkalion1

2399 bronze badges

share|improve this question

asked Mar 27 at 12:03

Defkalion1Defkalion1

2399 bronze badges

asked Mar 27 at 12:03

Defkalion1Defkalion1

2399 bronze badges

asked Mar 27 at 12:03

Defkalion1Defkalion1

2399 bronze badges