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iOS

Posted by Arthur Rubio
Arthur Rubio
4,657 Points

How do iOS apps know when to scroll down when you're viewing a page with more information than what fits on the screen?

Just like looking at the settings on an app with a long list of options. What do I need to do in Swift so you can just scroll down to view all the available options?

1 Answer

Zachary Kaufman
Zachary Kaufman
1,463 Points

In Xcode there is an Object in the Object Library called "Scroll View" with the description "Provides a mechanism to display content that is larger than the size of the application's window." Using that will give support for adding more information then can fit in the area that you are allotting for the Scroll View.