Open btate opened 9 years ago
This is still there. I can hide the tableview behind the navigation and adjust the content inset to fix it.
Change Line 69 and 70 in UIScroll+UzysCircularProgressPullToRefresh.m file to as follows:
view.portraitTopInset = 0.0; view.originalTopInset = 0.0;
It will work just fine. Happy Coding... :)
Thanks. Can you add a setter for these properties so I don't have to edit source code that will break on update?
please use method "- (void)addTopInsetInPortrait:(CGFloat)pInset TopInsetInLandscape:(CGFloat)lInset; "
I have a table view in a standard UIViewController. The ViewController is in a UINavigationController with a constraint pinning to the top layout guide. When I do the pull to refresh it looks like it's adding top space for the navigation bar. So everything is offset. After a refresh it keeps that extra inset at the top.