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how can I change the position of a UITableViewCell content view without subclassing ‘UITableViewCell’?
putting cell.contentView.bounds = CGRectMake(20, 50, 10, 10); inside cellForRowAtIndexPath did not work.
It seems you want to add multiple columns to your tableView, just see
iPhone Multiple Columns in UITableView
and
TableView with 2 colums by row , iphone/ipad
They use the way that subclassing your UITalbeViewCell, it’s convenient to customize the cell’s style. And the
official docmay helps more.However, you can create a new view and set it as the
cell.contentView, it’ll replace the cell’s contentView. Don’t forget to set the cell’s rowHeight if you want a smaller height one.