I have a UITableView with 3 empty rows. The user can select which text to add to each row by touching it. However I would like to set some placeholders in grey, instead of having an empty row.
Something like: “Select it”
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I have a UITableView with 3 empty rows. The user can select which text to add to each row by touching it. However I would like to set some placeholders in grey, instead of having an empty row.
Something like: “Select it”
I’m assuming that you are using UITableviewCell’s with UITextField’s in them. If so, in Interface Builder (or the Storyboard) you need to select the label in the cell and then find the placeholder property. Fill in whatever text that you want it to display when the text field’s are empty.
If you created them programatically,then you set the placeholder like this: