The Attributes Inspector is the part of the Utility Area in Xcode where you can modify attributes of the currently selected user interface object. This tutorial explains how to access the Attributes Inspector, how the properties change, and how the Attributes Inspector is organized.
- [Instructor] So let's go into a little bit more detail…about working in your storyboards,…and specifically using the attributes_inspector.…So here I'm in Main.storyboard…and I'm just in a single view application template project.…I'm going to hide the document outline,…and I'm actually going to zoom in a little bit…using this plus button at the center of the editor.…So click the button a couple times…to zoom in to about 200%, that should be good,…and then I'm going to scroll up…toward the top of my View Controller right here.…
So let's grab a couple assets in here.…I'm going to search in the Object Library for a button,…and then let's also grab a switch,…and, just for fun, a slider.…Start typing slider and then drag one out.…And I just have 'em aligned vertically.…It doesn't really matter how you lay them out.…You just need to be able to select them.…
So let's start with the button.…I'm going to select it and then head over…to the Attributes Inspector.…Remember that's in the Inspector Bar,…it's the one that looks like little ticker of a slider,…
Author
Todd Perkins
Released
9/23/2016- Navigating storyboards
- Working with views and view controllers
- Using Auto Layout
- Adding constraints
- Creating UI elements with code
- Adding sliders and progress bars
- Using image and web views
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