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When using Sizes on iPads, even when there's whitespace around the ViewController to be used, configuration view covers the view controller. An ability to move the view controller freely, or at least snapping it to top would allow the user the see the whole view controller, without Sizes covering it.
There are a few ideas for this one. Snapping the containedView to the top of the screen works only for small devices on a large screen. I was planning on building a smaller configuration view that let you show/hide each section. I'm working on the separate window layout approach so another option is to use the configuration view as a floating view that you can shrink/expand and move around. I'll have to think about these options. Any suggestions are welcome.
marcosgriselli
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Snap ViewController to top of the screen
Improve Sizes configuration placement
Nov 9, 2018
marcosgriselli
changed the title
Improve Sizes configuration placement
Improve Sizes configuration/simulated view placement
Nov 9, 2018
I'm testing a possible solution for this. Adding a bottom "toggle option" view that shows/hides the options. I'm fighting some UIStackView bugs but it has potential.
When using Sizes on iPads, even when there's whitespace around the ViewController to be used, configuration view covers the view controller. An ability to move the view controller freely, or at least snapping it to top would allow the user the see the whole view controller, without Sizes covering it.
Example image: https://ibb.co/mymED0
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