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I want to add margins or paddings on the right of some nested UILabels
like shown here:
Using trailing spaces on the labels seems wrong and old-school somehow.
Any way to make that more elegant on interface builder?
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Just use a UIView as a superview and define a fixed margin to the label with auto layout. If you're in IB, now is the time to remember the menu Editor -> Embed In -> View. Just select your UILabel first :) This is by far I see as the easiest solution.
If you have created an UILabel programmatically, replace the UILabel class with the PaddingLabel and add the padding: // Init Label let label = PaddingLabel() label. backgroundColor = . black label.
You should use a container view and place the label inside of that. Then add constraints for the label, which will be equivalent to a padding. Select the label and click the constraints panel at the bottom right in the Storyboard file.
A layout where the stack view aligns the center of its arranged views with its center along its axis. case leading. A layout for vertical stacks where the stack view aligns the leading edge of its arranged views along its leading edge.
Just add a spacer view at the end of the horizontal stack view. Set its color to clear. Give it a width constraint to fix its size.
Or, judging from your screen shot, it looks like you could just move the right edge of the top-level stack view (child of MasterCell) to leave a margin.
You can set layout margins on a stack view, in the Size inspector:
Maybe you just want to set the right layout margin.
If you set the stack view's layout margins in code (the layoutMargins property), you must also set its layoutMarginsRelativeArrangement property to YES.
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