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iphone Programming Glossary: anchored

UITabBarController UINavigationController Design Advice

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1249624/uitabbarcontroller-uinavigationcontroller-design-advice

share improve this question I can see where they are coming from from a design perspective. Tabbars feel anchored constant where navbars feel dynamic and mutable. So a tab containing dynamic content makes sense whereas a single spot in.. dynamic content makes sense whereas a single spot in the dynamic hierarchy of a navigation stack containing a tab bar anchored to the bottom of the screen doesn't feel as right. The Three20 implementation does handle this in a way that makes more..

How In-Call status bar impacts UIViewController's view size ? (and how to handle it properly)

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5486491/how-in-call-status-bar-impacts-uiviewcontrollers-view-size-and-how-to-handle

share improve this question The height of the view when the In call status bar is toggled depends on the way it's anchored. Play around with the autoResizingMask of the UIView to control whether the view should move down or resize when the in..

manually add UITabBar to UITableViewController

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5930526/manually-add-uitabbar-to-uitableviewcontroller

radio button style selection and familiar tabbar UI . I just want to manually create a UITabBar and add it to my view anchored locked to the very bottom of the screen like is the case when using UITabBarControllers. My main problem is I can't figure..

Change Default Scrolling Behavior of UITableView Section Header

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/664781/change-default-scrolling-behavior-of-uitableview-section-header

headers. So far so good. The default scrolling behavior is that when a section is encountered the section header stays anchored below the Nav bar until the next section scrolls into view. My question is this can I change the default behavior so that.. scrolls into view. My question is this can I change the default behavior so that the section headers do NOT stay anchored at the top but rather scroll under the nav bar with the rest of the section rows Am I missing something obvious Thanks...

Position a UIView relative to the bottom of the parent view?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8258216/position-a-uiview-relative-to-the-bottom-of-the-parent-view