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iOS Build a Playlist Browser with Swift Refactoring Our Code Adding Multiple Playlists

Ga-eun Kim
Ga-eun Kim
2,558 Points
Posted by Ga-eun Kim
Ga-eun Kim
2,558 Points

Same constraints, but different sizing

I followed the exact same steps that Pasan did, but there are still orange and red lines showing up. When I show the assistant editor for the 4.7 inch screen, the images are shifted to the left instead of centered. I have no idea what I did wrong.

2 Answers

Brian Wassel
Brian Wassel
22,171 Points

I run into similar problems quite often. i think its because you and I alike are using a newer version of X-Code or swift (these videos are outdated) i recommend google and document reference.

Ga-eun Kim
Ga-eun Kim
2,558 Points
Ga-eun Kim
Ga-eun Kim
2,558 Points

Yeah, I eventually used the teacher's version. :( I think I made a fatal mistake when I tried to fix the bug, and did something to the actual structure behind the code.

Thanks for your reply!

garyguermantokman
garyguermantokman
21,097 Points
garyguermantokman
garyguermantokman
21,097 Points

If you're having issues with the height and width not being exact.

  1. You can set the height and width for the top left UIImageView only
  2. Control drag the rest of the imageViews to that one
  3. Select equal width and equal heights.