So, I have a UIStackView
that contains four (4) UIView
s. If I remove one (1) of those UIView
s, the other three (3) will fill the entire space in the UIStackView
.
MY QUESTION:
How can I add a max height on a UIView
so that it won't fill the entire space of the UIStackView
even though the distribution is filled equally? I read something about adding a constraint but I'm not able to make it work. I'm using swift by the way.
Thank you.
As a confirmation, this is the current behavior:
And this is required one:
You can follow this simple trick to achieve it:
P.S: I assume that you added the needed appropriate constraints for your stack view.
If your stack view doesn't have a "height" constraint, add one:
Now, add it as an IBOutlet
to the assigned ViewController; In my example, I'm calling it stackHeight
:
@IBOutlet weak var stackHeight: NSLayoutConstraint!
In the event that you want to hide the view (in my example, I'm hiding the orange button based on IBAction
assigned to itself, when tapping on it, should be hidden), you need to get the height of the view that you want to hide and subtract from stackHeight.constant
:
@IBAction func orangeTapped(_ sender: AnyObject) {
orange.isHidden = true
// here we go:
stackHeight.constant = stackHeight.constant - orange.frame.size.height
}