Matrox Mil 7.5 on this page. Note from Ray: Tutorial Team member Matthijs Hollemans (the iOS Apprentice Series author) has ported this tutorial to iOS 7 as part of the. We hope you enjoy! Have you ever been frustrated trying to make your apps look good in both portrait and landscape orientation? Is making screen layouts that support both the iPhone and iPad driving you to the brink of madness? Despair no longer, I bring you good news! It’s not hard to design a user interface for a screen that is always guaranteed to be the same size, but if the screen’s frame can change, the positions and sizes of your UI elements also have to adapt to fit into these new dimensions. Until now, if your designs were reasonably complex, you had to write a lot of code to support such adaptive layouts.

You will be glad to hear that this is no longer the case – iOS 6 brings an awesome new feature to the iPhone and iPad: Auto Layout. Xcode 5 and iOS 7 make it even better! If you tried Auto Layout in Xcode 4 and gave up, then you really should give Xcode 5 another chance. Not only does Auto Layout makes it easy to support different screen sizes in your apps, as a bonus it also makes internationalization almost trivial. You no longer have to make new nibs or storyboards for every language that you wish to support, and this includes right-to-left languages such as Hebrew or Arabic. This Auto Layout tutorial shows you how to get started with Auto Layout using Interface Builder. In, we take this tutorial even further, and then have an entirely new chapter that builds on this knowledge and shows you how to unleash the full power of Auto Layout via code.

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Note: We are in the process of updating all of the chapters in iOS 6 by Tutorials to iOS 7 – and this is a sneak preview of that update! When we’re done, the update will be a free download to all iOS 6 by Tutorials PDF customers. So grab a snack and your favorite caffeinated beverage, and get ready to become an Auto Layout master! The problem with springs and struts You are no doubt familiar with autosizing masks – also known as the “springs and struts” model. The autosizing mask determines what happens to a view when its superview changes size. Does it have flexible or fixed margins (the struts), and what happens to its width and height (the springs)? For example, with a flexible width the view will become proportionally wider if the superview also becomes wider.

And with a fixed right margin, the view’s right edge will always stick to the superview’s right edge. The autosizing system works well for simple cases, but it quickly breaks down when your layouts become more intricate. Let’s look at an example where springs and struts simply don’t cut it. Open Xcode 5 and create a new iPhone project based on the Single View Application template.