I've created a label via storyboard. The order is like this: View -> Scroll View -> Bunch of labels.
Here is the text output I want to achieve: 2 December <30 days left>
the <> enclosed text is in smaller letters an in a different UI Label.
Since the month name is dynamic and the width changes I've tried using CGRectMake to alter the position of the <> enclosed text. But it isn't working. I tried changing the parameters of the function but the label stays put. It doesn't move from its initial position set in storyboard.
label_days_left.frame = CGRectMake(50, 10, 100, 99);
EDIT:
- (void) alignDaysLeft{
//code to align the label just after the match date
CGFloat dateLabelWidth = [label_date.text sizeWithFont:label_date.font].width;
CGFloat dateLabelHeight = [label_date.text sizeWithFont:label_date.font].height;
CGFloat someGap = 0;
CGFloat daysLeftX = label_date.frame.origin.x + dateLabelWidth + someGap;
CGFloat daysLeftY = label_date.frame.origin.y;
[label_date sizeToFit];
//label_days_left.frame = CGRectMake(daysLeftX, daysLeftY, 100, dateLabelHeight);
label_days_left.frame = CGRectMake(50, 10, 100, 99);
label_days_left.text = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"lolo"];
NSLog(@"date width - %f", daysLeftX);
}
label_date is the variable which contains the month and day. label_days_left is the label variable which I am trying to place next to the month.
EDIT 2:
EDIT 3: I created a new project. Dragged a label on the view. Created an outlet. Synthesized it.
And used the following code to move it -
[labia setFrame:CGRectMake(0, 100, 5, 99)];
It didn't work. What mistake am I doing?
Do you have AutoLayout turned on? If so then that might be your problem, as you are not supposed to worry about setting the frame with AutoLayout, and instead set constraints.