How can I set the image “behind” the view when elastic scrolling kicks in?
By default it’s just white, I’d like to set it to a color or an image- like how Safari has linen behind its’ WebView and so on.
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How can I set the image “behind” the view when elastic scrolling kicks in?
By default it’s just white, I’d like to set it to a color or an image- like how Safari has linen behind its’ WebView and so on.
The way I’m currently doing this in my app is just by adding a big
UIImageViewbehind the scroll view in my view controller.I spent a while messing around with the background image property on table views and stuff but I encountered a lot of weirdness when I changed the
contentInset/contentOffsetif I did it that way.