How can I do the same as the guys of Tripnary?

[felipecaldas]

Hey all,

Trying to do pretty much the same what the guys at Tripnary did.

My background has the iPhone frame and the ContentView will have the text and image that gets swiped. I need to have the title at the very top of the screen, then the body label after it and lastly, the image. I'd think the image is the icon...

How do I invert those three?

Thanks.

[felipecaldas]

For an iPhone 5s, I did this:

firstPage.topPadding = 200;
        firstPage.underIconPadding = -530;
        firstPage.underTitlePadding = 5;
        firstPage.iconWidth = 230
        firstPage.iconHeight = 360

And it worked great. But obviously this hardcoded code won't work for all devices. I tested with 6 Plus and it didnt work.
Any suggestion, guys? Thanks

[sagaya]

I have the same trouble please help

[jackngai]

I guess the long way to do this is to use UIDevice to get the device type and use a switch statement to handle the different sizes (4", 4.7" and 5.5")?

[jackngai]

I end up using a switch statement on UIScreen.main.bounds.height to support the 3 screen sizes I listed. Here's the code:

    switch UIScreen.main.bounds.height{
    case 667.0:
        topPadding = 267
        underIconPadding = -580
        underTitlePadding = 5
        iconWidth = 298
        iconHeight = 375
    case 736.0:
        topPadding = 295
        underIconPadding = -620
        underTitlePadding = 5
        iconWidth = 324
        iconHeight = 404
    default:
        topPadding = 228
        underIconPadding = -500
        underTitlePadding = 5
        iconWidth = 252
        iconHeight = 310
    }

667 is for 4.7" and 736 is for 5.5". Your values will probably not match mines exactly but this worked for me.