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Okay I'm probably missing something. This was a fairly simple operation in Xcode 6, but I can't seem to find the same option in Xcode 7.
Consider this layout:
I want a vertical spacing constraint between Label 1 and Label 3. In Xcode 6, I can just multi select Label 1 and Label 3, go to Editor -> Pin -> Vertical Spacing. That Pin option, however, is no longer in Xcode 7. I can set vertical spacing between nearest elements, but not elements of my choice.
Does anyone know if that Vertical Spacing option was just re-arranged to another tab? Or if it's gone?
(I can probably do this programmatically, but I just want to know if there's a way to do it via Storyboard)
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Vertical spacing to top layout guide This constraint means space from top of your view to the top layout guide of parent view. Now top layout guide is a margin that parent view takes up by default which is 20 points in height. These 20 points are taken so that your view does not overlap the status bar.
Discussion. A stack view uses this property to define the minimum distance between views within a gravity area and between neighboring views in adjacent gravity areas. The default value for the spacing property is 8. 0 points.
You can ctrl drag the 3rd label to the first label and release ctrl and select vertical spacing
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