swiftuitableviewuiimageviewaccessorydisclosure
Set ImageView to full width in TableViewCell behind Disclosure indicator
I'm wondering if there is a way to set an ImageView in a TableViewCell to full screen width even behind the accessory? I would like to keep the indicator to be consistent with the other cells I have. If not is there any workaround?
Thank you!
Solution
I solved it now with a custom disclosure indicator. So with hiding the entire accessory view and placing the icon on top of the full width UIImageView like in the image below.
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