ios having alignment issues of an image in an content view inside a tableview
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I have a custom cell inside an UITableView. Within that custom cell I am trying to put an image and to vertically align it horizontally. As soon as I do that I get that red line.
I have clicked the update frames button, there were no pop up of a menu to select any options.
Heres an image to get a better understanding.
What do I need to do to fix it?
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I have a custom cell inside an UITableView. Within that custom cell I am trying to put an image and to vertically align it horizontally. As soon as I do that I get that red line.
I have clicked the update frames button, there were no pop up of a menu to select any options.
Heres an image to get a better understanding.
What do I need to do to fix it?
ios uitableview
asked Nov 11 at 0:03
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I have a custom cell inside an UITableView. Within that custom cell I am trying to put an image and to vertically align it horizontally. As soon as I do that I get that red line.
I have clicked the update frames button, there were no pop up of a menu to select any options.
Heres an image to get a better understanding.
What do I need to do to fix it?
ios uitableview
asked Nov 11 at 0:03
tensteps
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I have a custom cell inside an UITableView. Within that custom cell I am trying to put an image and to vertically align it horizontally. As soon as I do that I get that red line.
I have clicked the update frames button, there were no pop up of a menu to select any options.
Heres an image to get a better understanding.
What do I need to do to fix it?
ios uitableview
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The constraints for your image view are not sufficient for Auto Layout to know where & how big the image view should be:
Constraints for views need to specify the position (x, y) plus the size of the view (width, height).
To fix your issue, add constraints for:
- leading
- trailing, or width
- top
- bottom, or height
You could also press Add missing constraints in the menu that pops up when you press that |△| button, but I discourage you from doing so, because then it might add constraints you were not actually looking for.
answered Nov 11 at 0:09
LinusGeffarth
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Yes the add missing constraints fixes the problem and gives me what I was looking for. I would like to know how to do this manually. Is there a way to see the exact constraint that it placed? I see that it put in a leading constraint and an equal relation. Dunno what that is.
– tensteps
Nov 11 at 0:17
From the image it seems you have only added a center y constraint. You can see all constraints added to a view on the right side where it says Constraints in bold (and the graphic).
– LinusGeffarth
Nov 11 at 0:19
To manually add constraints, press on the little square button right next to the triangle one. Then select whichever constraints you want to add.
– LinusGeffarth
Nov 11 at 0:21
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
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down vote
accepted
The constraints for your image view are not sufficient for Auto Layout to know where & how big the image view should be:
Constraints for views need to specify the position (x, y) plus the size of the view (width, height).
To fix your issue, add constraints for:
- leading
- trailing, or width
- top
- bottom, or height
You could also press Add missing constraints in the menu that pops up when you press that |△| button, but I discourage you from doing so, because then it might add constraints you were not actually looking for.
answered Nov 11 at 0:09
LinusGeffarth
8,254135098
Yes the add missing constraints fixes the problem and gives me what I was looking for. I would like to know how to do this manually. Is there a way to see the exact constraint that it placed? I see that it put in a leading constraint and an equal relation. Dunno what that is.
– tensteps
Nov 11 at 0:17
From the image it seems you have only added a center y constraint. You can see all constraints added to a view on the right side where it says Constraints in bold (and the graphic).
– LinusGeffarth
Nov 11 at 0:19
To manually add constraints, press on the little square button right next to the triangle one. Then select whichever constraints you want to add.
– LinusGeffarth
Nov 11 at 0:21
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
The constraints for your image view are not sufficient for Auto Layout to know where & how big the image view should be:
Constraints for views need to specify the position (x, y) plus the size of the view (width, height).
To fix your issue, add constraints for:
- leading
- trailing, or width
- top
- bottom, or height
You could also press Add missing constraints in the menu that pops up when you press that |△| button, but I discourage you from doing so, because then it might add constraints you were not actually looking for.
answered Nov 11 at 0:09
LinusGeffarth
8,254135098
Yes the add missing constraints fixes the problem and gives me what I was looking for. I would like to know how to do this manually. Is there a way to see the exact constraint that it placed? I see that it put in a leading constraint and an equal relation. Dunno what that is.
– tensteps
Nov 11 at 0:17
From the image it seems you have only added a center y constraint. You can see all constraints added to a view on the right side where it says Constraints in bold (and the graphic).
– LinusGeffarth
Nov 11 at 0:19
To manually add constraints, press on the little square button right next to the triangle one. Then select whichever constraints you want to add.
– LinusGeffarth
Nov 11 at 0:21
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
The constraints for your image view are not sufficient for Auto Layout to know where & how big the image view should be:
Constraints for views need to specify the position (x, y) plus the size of the view (width, height).
To fix your issue, add constraints for:
- leading
- trailing, or width
- top
- bottom, or height
You could also press Add missing constraints in the menu that pops up when you press that |△| button, but I discourage you from doing so, because then it might add constraints you were not actually looking for.
answered Nov 11 at 0:09
LinusGeffarth
8,254135098
The constraints for your image view are not sufficient for Auto Layout to know where & how big the image view should be:
Constraints for views need to specify the position (x, y) plus the size of the view (width, height).
To fix your issue, add constraints for:
- leading
- trailing, or width
- top
- bottom, or height
You could also press Add missing constraints in the menu that pops up when you press that |△| button, but I discourage you from doing so, because then it might add constraints you were not actually looking for.
answered Nov 11 at 0:09
LinusGeffarth
8,254135098
answered Nov 11 at 0:09
LinusGeffarth
8,254135098
answered Nov 11 at 0:09
LinusGeffarth
8,254135098
answered Nov 11 at 0:09
LinusGeffarth
8,254135098
8,254135098
Yes the add missing constraints fixes the problem and gives me what I was looking for. I would like to know how to do this manually. Is there a way to see the exact constraint that it placed? I see that it put in a leading constraint and an equal relation. Dunno what that is.
– tensteps
Nov 11 at 0:17
From the image it seems you have only added a center y constraint. You can see all constraints added to a view on the right side where it says Constraints in bold (and the graphic).
– LinusGeffarth
Nov 11 at 0:19
To manually add constraints, press on the little square button right next to the triangle one. Then select whichever constraints you want to add.
– LinusGeffarth
Nov 11 at 0:21
add a comment |
Yes the add missing constraints fixes the problem and gives me what I was looking for. I would like to know how to do this manually. Is there a way to see the exact constraint that it placed? I see that it put in a leading constraint and an equal relation. Dunno what that is.
– tensteps
Nov 11 at 0:17
From the image it seems you have only added a center y constraint. You can see all constraints added to a view on the right side where it says Constraints in bold (and the graphic).
– LinusGeffarth
Nov 11 at 0:19
To manually add constraints, press on the little square button right next to the triangle one. Then select whichever constraints you want to add.
– LinusGeffarth
Nov 11 at 0:21
Yes the add missing constraints fixes the problem and gives me what I was looking for. I would like to know how to do this manually. Is there a way to see the exact constraint that it placed? I see that it put in a leading constraint and an equal relation. Dunno what that is.
– tensteps
Nov 11 at 0:17
Yes the add missing constraints fixes the problem and gives me what I was looking for. I would like to know how to do this manually. Is there a way to see the exact constraint that it placed? I see that it put in a leading constraint and an equal relation. Dunno what that is.
– tensteps
Nov 11 at 0:17
From the image it seems you have only added a center y constraint. You can see all constraints added to a view on the right side where it says Constraints in bold (and the graphic).
– LinusGeffarth
Nov 11 at 0:19
From the image it seems you have only added a center y constraint. You can see all constraints added to a view on the right side where it says Constraints in bold (and the graphic).
– LinusGeffarth
Nov 11 at 0:19
To manually add constraints, press on the little square button right next to the triangle one. Then select whichever constraints you want to add.
– LinusGeffarth
Nov 11 at 0:21
To manually add constraints, press on the little square button right next to the triangle one. Then select whichever constraints you want to add.
– LinusGeffarth
Nov 11 at 0:21
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