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Asked: 2026-05-16T04:47:38+00:00

I have been trying to find this issue here, but no topic seems to

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I have been trying to find this issue here, but no topic seems to fit…
I have a UINavigationController that pushes different kinds of UIViews containing images. When the controller pushes a new view, it the navigation bar is moved onto the screen and it appears that the image subsequently is being ‘squelched’ a bit – or it ‘moves in from top’
(I hope I described this sufficiently).

Anyway, my image has the frame of 320×460 (because of the top bar). I couldnt find a proper setting, where the image would remain in this size. It is always ‘made smaller’. Subtracting 45 px for the new navigation bar (to 320×415) didnt help either.

What am I missing? Any clues are welcome!

P.S.:Setting the resizemask to 0 didnt help either….

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  1. Editorial Team

    I managed to solve this by changing the following:

    I initially created an App using the UIViewController template. Since I wanted to use a UINavigationController to handle my navigation, I added one and put it on top(!) of my RootViewController.

    Here’s what I think might have happened: Whenever I pushed a new view onto my NavigationController it seemed to slide in from above – something I didn’t want to see. This may be because the UIViewController ‘behind’ my NavigationController had a different frame layout, namely those pixels taken by the top navigation bar.

    Well, I created a new App recently, using the UINavigationController Template. I deleted the TableView and added a regular view as its view. Now pushing and popping new view controllers works just fine – the slide is gone 🙂

    Hope I could help someone.

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