How to make UITableView height fit its content in Swift

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I have UITableView and i want the height to fit its content with on extra space as you can see from the images. When i have more than 2 rows, the tableView will look fine but for 1 or 2 rows it will have this extra space at the bottom. I would like to mention that i do want to fix the height of my tableView. 4 rows is my max.

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Nouf

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no it is not I put the green so it easy it see the different , I will add another image
– Nouf
Nov 11 at 10:56

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Try set table view background color to clear
– Robert Dresler
Nov 11 at 11:07

please explain more!! you want height of cell to be fit or height of tableView ?
– andesta.erfan
Nov 11 at 11:13

you were correct setting the background color to clear fix the issue
– Nouf
Nov 11 at 12:26

@Nouf I created answer from my comment. You can confirm.
– Robert Dresler
Nov 11 at 12:41

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edited Nov 11 at 11:08

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asked Nov 11 at 10:20

Nouf

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no it is not I put the green so it easy it see the different , I will add another image
– Nouf
Nov 11 at 10:56

1

Try set table view background color to clear
– Robert Dresler
Nov 11 at 11:07

please explain more!! you want height of cell to be fit or height of tableView ?
– andesta.erfan
Nov 11 at 11:13

you were correct setting the background color to clear fix the issue
– Nouf
Nov 11 at 12:26

@Nouf I created answer from my comment. You can confirm.
– Robert Dresler
Nov 11 at 12:41

add a comment |

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edited Nov 11 at 11:08

Kamran

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asked Nov 11 at 10:20

Nouf

13011

edited Nov 11 at 11:08

Kamran

5,28111027

asked Nov 11 at 10:20

Nouf

13011

edited Nov 11 at 11:08

Kamran

5,28111027

edited Nov 11 at 11:08

Kamran

5,28111027

edited Nov 11 at 11:08

Kamran

5,28111027

asked Nov 11 at 10:20

Nouf

13011

asked Nov 11 at 10:20

Nouf

13011

asked Nov 11 at 10:20

Nouf

13011

no it is not I put the green so it easy it see the different , I will add another image
– Nouf
Nov 11 at 10:56

1

Try set table view background color to clear
– Robert Dresler
Nov 11 at 11:07

please explain more!! you want height of cell to be fit or height of tableView ?
– andesta.erfan
Nov 11 at 11:13

you were correct setting the background color to clear fix the issue
– Nouf
Nov 11 at 12:26

@Nouf I created answer from my comment. You can confirm.
– Robert Dresler
Nov 11 at 12:41

add a comment |

no it is not I put the green so it easy it see the different , I will add another image
– Nouf
Nov 11 at 10:56

1

Try set table view background color to clear
– Robert Dresler
Nov 11 at 11:07

please explain more!! you want height of cell to be fit or height of tableView ?
– andesta.erfan
Nov 11 at 11:13

you were correct setting the background color to clear fix the issue
– Nouf
Nov 11 at 12:26

@Nouf I created answer from my comment. You can confirm.
– Robert Dresler
Nov 11 at 12:41

no it is not I put the green so it easy it see the different , I will add another image
– Nouf
Nov 11 at 10:56

Try set table view background color to clear
– Robert Dresler
Nov 11 at 11:07

please explain more!! you want height of cell to be fit or height of tableView ?
– andesta.erfan
Nov 11 at 11:13

you were correct setting the background color to clear fix the issue
– Nouf
Nov 11 at 12:26

@Nouf I created answer from my comment. You can confirm.
– Robert Dresler
Nov 11 at 12:41

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What you think that is row with wrong height is actually just your table view background.

If you change your table view background color to clear it should fix your issue.

You can use:

Code

tableView.backgroundColor = .clear

Storyboard

enter image description here

answered Nov 11 at 12:37

Robert Dresler

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It was the background color I did set it default, but I did not notice that the red line that make clear was missing so the background was white and not clear
– Nouf
Nov 11 at 12:43

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You can try turning scrolling off

isScrollingEnabled = false

and use it's intrinsicContentSize with autolayout or just it's contentSize to resize the tableView to exactly fit it's content and get updated automatically.

answered Nov 11 at 18:24

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What you think that is row with wrong height is actually just your table view background.

If you change your table view background color to clear it should fix your issue.

You can use:

Code

tableView.backgroundColor = .clear

Storyboard

enter image description here

answered Nov 11 at 12:37

Robert Dresler

1,666318

It was the background color I did set it default, but I did not notice that the red line that make clear was missing so the background was white and not clear
– Nouf
Nov 11 at 12:43

add a comment |

up vote
1
down vote

What you think that is row with wrong height is actually just your table view background.

If you change your table view background color to clear it should fix your issue.

You can use:

Code

tableView.backgroundColor = .clear

Storyboard

enter image description here

answered Nov 11 at 12:37

Robert Dresler

1,666318

It was the background color I did set it default, but I did not notice that the red line that make clear was missing so the background was white and not clear
– Nouf
Nov 11 at 12:43

add a comment |

up vote
1
down vote

What you think that is row with wrong height is actually just your table view background.

If you change your table view background color to clear it should fix your issue.

You can use:

Code

tableView.backgroundColor = .clear

Storyboard

enter image description here

answered Nov 11 at 12:37

Robert Dresler

1,666318

What you think that is row with wrong height is actually just your table view background.

If you change your table view background color to clear it should fix your issue.

You can use:

Code

tableView.backgroundColor = .clear

Storyboard

enter image description here

answered Nov 11 at 12:37

Robert Dresler

1,666318

answered Nov 11 at 12:37

Robert Dresler

1,666318

answered Nov 11 at 12:37

Robert Dresler

1,666318

answered Nov 11 at 12:37

Robert Dresler

1,666318

It was the background color I did set it default, but I did not notice that the red line that make clear was missing so the background was white and not clear
– Nouf
Nov 11 at 12:43

add a comment |

It was the background color I did set it default, but I did not notice that the red line that make clear was missing so the background was white and not clear
– Nouf
Nov 11 at 12:43

It was the background color I did set it default, but I did not notice that the red line that make clear was missing so the background was white and not clear
– Nouf
Nov 11 at 12:43

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

You can try turning scrolling off

isScrollingEnabled = false

and use it's intrinsicContentSize with autolayout or just it's contentSize to resize the tableView to exactly fit it's content and get updated automatically.

answered Nov 11 at 18:24

lennartk

2111315

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

You can try turning scrolling off

isScrollingEnabled = false

and use it's intrinsicContentSize with autolayout or just it's contentSize to resize the tableView to exactly fit it's content and get updated automatically.

answered Nov 11 at 18:24

lennartk

2111315

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

You can try turning scrolling off

isScrollingEnabled = false

and use it's intrinsicContentSize with autolayout or just it's contentSize to resize the tableView to exactly fit it's content and get updated automatically.

answered Nov 11 at 18:24

lennartk

2111315

You can try turning scrolling off

isScrollingEnabled = false

and use it's intrinsicContentSize with autolayout or just it's contentSize to resize the tableView to exactly fit it's content and get updated automatically.

answered Nov 11 at 18:24

lennartk

2111315

answered Nov 11 at 18:24

lennartk

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answered Nov 11 at 18:24

lennartk

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answered Nov 11 at 18:24

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