You guess correctly. It's a very large subject, and a mailing list is no place
for a tutorial, but here's a direction:
Do not learn auto layout as if you has a gun to your head. Do not rush. Do not
poke constraints in one-by-one until they seem to be working; it'll take hours
to dig yourself out. Read the introductions so you know the concepts, then see
if Xcode's suggested constraints do what you need. That sounds like you could
have done it in the first place, but you need the background to know if it's
right.
Use what you've learned to draw up a plan for how each view fits in a
top-to-bottom, left-to-right chain. Then create or adjust your net. There is
much more to it, but to start:
Get the concepts.
Have a plan.
Try the automatic "recommended" set, but be critical.
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> On Jan 26, 2015, at 11:58 AM, Raglan T. Tiger <r...@crusaderrabbit.net> wrote:
>
> I did a free iOS app for the iPad which ran just fine on iOS 6.
>
> Now for users who have updated to iOS 8 the view layout is incomprehensible
> ... toolbars do not show, and popovers are positioned wrong.
>
> Why would this happen and what recourse do I have? (I guess learn about
> constrains?).
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