I have constraints on the storyboard with different colors, and just want to know what they all mean, and what the errors are. Eg:
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.
The “Constrain to margins” checkbox determines whether constraints to the superview use the superview's margins or its edges. The lower portion of the popover lets you set the item's width or height. The Width and Height constraints default to the current canvas size, though you can type in different values.
Auto Layout constraints allow us to create views that dynamically adjust to different size classes and positions. The constraints will make sure that your views adjust to any size changes without having to manually update frames or positions.
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 found out the following on developer.apple.com:
Red: Interface Builder uses red constraint lines to identify conflicting constraints.
Orange: Interface Builder uses orange lines to identify either a misplaced item or an item with missing constraints.
Blue: Constraints are ok, and not in error or conflicting
Yes you are correct, just adding some more details, that might be helpful
In case of Autolayout constraints when you get these this means,
I hope this is helpful.
Thanks.
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