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Storyboard used to show AutoLayout constraints into 2 groups:
Sibling & Ancestor ConstraintsDescendant ConstraintsHowever, from Xcode 11, it shows in Horizontal and Vertical and it hurts my soul.
Is there any way to see the constraints in the old way (Sibling & Ancestor Constraints and Descendant Constraints)?
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Open the Align menu with the yellow button selected and check Horizontally in Container, then click Add 1 Constraint. Now, select both buttons at the same time using the Shift key and, in the Align menu, check Leading Edges. Again, actually install the constraint by clicking Add 1 Constraint.
Feb 25, 2015 at 9:01. It is worth it to point out that when adding new constraints, newer versions of Xcode allow you to uncheck a box for "Constrain to Margins" that sets the same "Relative to Margins" flag. This is useful because it saves a few clicks!
Most constraints define a relationship between two items in our user interface. These items can represent either views or layout guides. Constraints can also define the relationship between two different attributes of a single item, for example, setting an aspect ratio between an item's height and width.
I can't believe this change. It makes it impossible to work with complex designs. The only solution I can find is to return to Xcode10 when it is necessary to work with the storyboards. So use Xcode11 and Xcode10 together. Thanks Apple..
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