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I've used multipliers in my constraints, to size my views. However in my constraints for position I've used values, which I change for different sizing classes.
However using regular / regular sizing classes for iPad Pro it's positions values aren't big enough, but for other iPads it's fine.
I seriously don't have to add positioning views with multipliers to provide percentage spaces for all my views as well do I?
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Tablet aspect ratio Most iPad screens have a 4:3 aspect ratio in landscape mode. Generally, an aspect ratio like that means that for every 4 inches of width, there is 3 in height. 1:1, for example, would be square. Compared to other tablets on the market, iPads are relatively squarish, at 4:3.
Go to Settings > Display & Brightness. Tap View (below Display Zoom). Select Zoomed, then tap Set.
Right, you don't have to use multipliers because Any value other than 1 creates a proportional constraint. For a Width attribute, for example, the width of the first item can be set to be twice the width of the second item
First thing I like to say that the resolution of ipad and ipad pro have abundant difference so in case of yours to add positioning views I just suggest you to use size class and use of priority, constant and relation (less than or equal, equal, greater than or equal) if necessary.
Hope, It'll helpful for you...
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