I am trying to design a main screen for my app. I firstly worked on Photoshop to design the elements and tried to put them on my story board. However soon I realized that I have a problem. The size…
I am trying to get an image on top of text on a UIButton. I have put the image as the background image on the UIButton and set the VerticalAlignment and the image now does sit above the text :)…
Auto contraints seems like a bit of a chore. I have a bunch of elements in my main view (this is a single-view app) inside Main.storyboard. So imagine a few labels, buttons, controls, etc. For example, take one label that…
When I use 255 150 0 in Photoshop the orange differs from the orange I get in Xcode using the RGB sliders. Can anyone help me why this happens?
I have the Photoshop file contains iOS application's design and I need to get info about font sizes for all labels and other controls. The size in Photoshop is shown in points by default, so how can I convert this…
We are following article to use pdf vector resources in iOS project: http://martiancraft.com/blog/2014/09/vector-images-xcode6/ However we faced problems. If we set color in Photoshop/Illustrator to #039AF0 then exported pdf will generate png with #1185ec color. If we use old png way…
I have an application , where I drag a circular UIImageView on top of another UIImageView , and since a circle could never be squared , the white borders of the image must show , so I wonder if there…
Is there a way to hide elements in storyboard interface? What I am talking about is like in Photoshop how you can hide layers while working. I ask because I have some stacked items and it would be nice to…
The image on the left comes from Xcode, while the image right is from Photoshop. Both colors are inputted using the same RGB value, but as you can see, the colors show up differently when displayed. Using Apple's own DigitalColor…
The image on the left comes from Xcode, while the image right is from Photoshop. Both colors are inputted using the same RGB value, but as you can see, the colors show up differently when displayed. Using Apple's own DigitalColor…