I have an UIView (v1):
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| | UIImage | |
| | View | |
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| UIView |
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With an UIImageView (img1) as subview.
When I'm going to resize the UIView:
int img1int = v1.frame.size.height+(img1.frame.size.height - img2.frame.size.height);
v1.frame = CGRectMake(v1.frame.origin.x, v1.frame.origin.y, v1.frame.size.width, img1int+20);
The image resize with the view, but I want to just resize the view, and let the image with the normal height.
The int is a calculus that I made, for the UIView has its height related to the height of UIImageView (img1).
Any idea how to resize only the UIView?
Thanks a lot!
Turn off
"Autoresize Subviews"
on yourUIView v1
attributes in the XIB file.By default this is checked.
This works for your app above. Alternatively, if you wanted some children to auto-resize and some not, then on each child you can disable the auto-size height/width (the red arrows within the "Auto-sizing" box.
Your UIImageView will then stop resizing.