I have been messing with this code for a while. My UIViews are not showing up after looping through. I have tried this with out constraints, and the result was each of the UIViews were being rendered on top of…
I created a vertical scrollview as below: struct UserFeedView: View { var body: some View { @State var selectedFilter: Filter? let filters = [ Filter(name: "All"), Filter(name: "fil1"), Filter(name: "fil2"), Filter(name: "fil3"), ] VStack() { ScrollView(.horizontal,showsIndicators: false) { HStack(spacing: 15)…
On iOS 16.3 the ScrollView component can enable paging by setting the following: UIScrollView.appearance().isPagingEnabled = true However, after updating to iOS 16.4, this no longer enables paging on the ScrollView. Are there any workarounds to make this solution work? or…
SETUP So I have a UIScrollView at the top of the view with a UIPanGestureRecognizer covering the whole view. GOAL When the user pan with a touch, I want the UIScrollView to scroll in a way that the pan gesture…
I have a LottieAnimationView along with some other components inside ScrollView, animation is only supposed to play once. @State var messageBannerVisisbility: Bool = false var body: some View { VStack(alignment: .center) { TrackableScrollView { VStack(alignment: .center) { headerView(components: header) contentView(components:…
I want my app to have a view that can scroll even when there isn't always content to scroll to. For instance, the Wifi tab in settings is always scrollable. Is this a UIScrollView? I'm using Storyboard, not SwiftUI by…
I have a view controller with the below UI layout. There is a header view at the top with 3 labels, a footer view with 2 buttons at the bottom and an uitableview inbetween header view and footer view. The…
How can I make scrollview scroll to bottom a little bit and scroll to top a little bit again. I has to be animated so users will notice there is a scroll view. I tried this code block but didn't…
I have this code I found to put a stack view with many buttons inside of a scroll view. import UIKit import SnapKit class ViewController: UIViewController { var scrollView: UIScrollView! var stackView: UIStackView! override func viewDidLoad() { super.viewDidLoad() let scrollView…
I have one UIStackView that stacks vertically two horizontal UIStackViews. That worked just fine. But the first sub-UIStackView had too many elements so I decided to wrap it inside a scrollView. The problem is that when I do so, this…