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When I add an image to a button, I often have to look back at the image to get the widht and height, then back to interface builder and set the button width and height to match the image.
Is there a key shortcut or something that will set the width and height of the button automatically to match that of the image?
This question is regarding storyboards in xcode specifically.
Im aware that it can be done in code, not asking about that...
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Now, on with the tip! You probably know that text increases in size if you select it and press Command+Shift+> (Mac) or Ctrl+Shift+> (Windows). But you may not know that if you press Command+Option+>/ Ctrl+Alt+> both the text (or image) and the frame increase in size by 5%.
1 Follow the above steps to resize the first image.Click another image and press [F4]. It will be modified to the same size as the previous one. 2 Select the rest of them in turn, and you can batch resize all images quickly. 3 [F4] could redo your last action, which replace the function of format painter, copy & paste.
Follow the above steps to resize the first image.Click another image and press [F4]. It will be modified to the same size as the previous one. 2. Select the rest of them in turn, and you can batch resize all images quickly. 3. [F4] could redo your last action, which replace the function of format painter, copy & paste.
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In Interface Builder use menu Editor/Size To Fit Content. Shortcut Cmd+=.
You need the button selected. If that option is greyed out, deselect, and reselect the button again.
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