RightView height and position.

[idevelopper]

RightView height and position.

[iDevelopper]

Can you provide a screenshot please?

[Dbigshooter]

[iDevelopper]

Do you have the application screenshot too? It is a tab bar? Not a tabbarcontroller?

[Dbigshooter]

[Dbigshooter]

Its is just a tabbar

[iDevelopper]

Hi @Dbigshooter , PBRevealViewController don't provide a way to do this yet! You can easily change the rightViewController's frame in your project.

See this sample, in SecondViewController.swift:

Example6Swift.zip

[Dbigshooter]

@iDevelopper Can you reduce the height? Can I manually make it go to the tabBar just by declaring the height?

[Dbigshooter]

Can I get it to scroll under my navigation bar? When I scroll it looks like this:

[iDevelopper]

Did you try the last sample? It seems your constraints are not right. I added a text view to the right view controller and all is right:

Example6Swift 2.zip

[Dbigshooter]

That is when I'm scrolling. Where did you set the constrains? I can see yours works perfectly.

[iDevelopper]

Yes but for me in my sample, it's ok. You can send your project if you want and I'll see.

[Dbigshooter]

Can you explain where you set the constraints? I'm using a TableViewController.

[iDevelopper]

[Dbigshooter]

I see, but how can this be achieved in an TableViewController? I can't seem to do it.

[iDevelopper]

Ah ok, I thought it was a scrollView. Then embed your table view controller in a navigation controller, and in this navigation controller uncheck Show navigation bar.

Example6Swift 3.zip

[iDevelopper]

And yes a table view controller and a particular object, it takes the whole screen. By adding a navigation controller in which the bar is not shown, it takes into account the status bar's size. And sorry for my english!

[Dbigshooter]

You're a genius. Can I make the tableview not dragable? So the line stays where it is, see the last screenshot of mine.

[iDevelopper]

Not dragable? Meaning?

[Dbigshooter]

If I drag down, like if I want to update it, I don't want it to be dragged, I want it to be fixed.

[iDevelopper]

Do you mean bounces property? Uncheck it.

[Dbigshooter]

Thanks! Is there a way to get the tabBar above the rightmenu? A hack or such?

[iDevelopper]

Try to add a shadow to your tabBar.

[Dbigshooter]

Oh I just realized, it's not a tabbar, but a toolbar! Is it possible to do it with that, @iDevelopper?

[iDevelopper]

I tried to add a 1px line (UIView with black background color) just above the tabBar in the story board. What about this?

[Dbigshooter]

It is a toolbar, not a tabbar, I figured. Does that make any difference?

[iDevelopper]

It is the same. They are both UIView.

[Dbigshooter]

Is that the only solution, or are you working on another?

[iDevelopper]

No, as it is not possible! The side view is shown on top of the main view then obviously above all the main view subviews.

[Dbigshooter]

But isn't the UIView you added a subview of the mainview? I just want to understand.

On the other hand, how to call a method on my mainView from the RightView?