I have a UIButton with both a title and an image. The button's size changes dynamically, but the title text and image inside the button do not resize proportionally to match the button's size. I want to make sure that…
This is how my UIButton is defined and initialized: lazy var addButton: UIButton = { let button = UIButton(radius: 32, title: "+", font: .poppinsRegular.withSize(40), backgroundColor: .purple) button.menu = UIMenu(title: "") button.showsMenuAsPrimaryAction = true return button }() extension UIButton { convenience…
I tried multiple solutions from stack overflow but no luck. I have set HighlightedAdjustsImage = false In my Code : button.backgroundColor = .clear button.layer.borderWidth = 0 inside my IBAction for button I am changing image and also setting value of…
This is my convenience init for UIButton: convenience init(underlinedTitle: String, font: UIFont, color: UIColor) { var configuration = UIButton.Configuration.plain() configuration.title = underlinedTitle configuration.titleTextAttributesTransformer = UIConfigurationTextAttributesTransformer { incoming in var outgoing = incoming outgoing.font = font outgoing.foregroundColor = color outgoing.underlineStyle =…
Have a few UIButtons (perhaps in a stack view), left align, and each with an image. When you set the content inset left (4 in the example), the minX of the text (the "S" in the example) varies depending on…
I have a UITableView and I have also defined a subclass of it to include a button in each of my cells. In order to check that its functionality works properly I have defined an @objc function (since I am…
So i don't know what happen but my default button look like this, and i'm pretty sure default button on android studio is not like that. Anyone know how to get my button back to default? because right now my…
I have a basic UIButton with the following constraints: I have some basic trailing and top constraints and I have a >= width and height constraint set to 48 as I want 48 to be my minimum width and height…
I have these functions: private func chooseOfferButton1Tapped() { let vc = ChooseRdvVC() vc.offerCatched = arrayCatched![0] HapticsManager.shared.vibrate(for: .success) navigationController?.pushViewController(vc, animated: true) } private func chooseOfferButton2Tapped() { let vc = ChooseRdvVC() vc.offerCatched = arrayCatched![1] HapticsManager.shared.vibrate(for: .success) navigationController?.pushViewController(vc, animated: true) } ... up…
I'm creating a jigsaw puzzle app for kids with 24 different little puzzles in 24 different scenes. I've put the background music in a Singleton, like so: class MusicHelper { static let sharedHelper = MusicHelper() var audioPlayerBGM: AVAudioPlayer? func playBackgroundMusic()…