MHScrollingHeader

An Easy Way to Intergate Scrolling Header

A custom Category for UIViewController to enable the scrolling of the header alongside the scrolling of an observed content view.

Screenshot

Manually from GitHub

1. Download the source files in the MHScrollHeader subdirectory.
2. Add the one and only one swift file to your Xcode project.

Usage

Make sure to use AutoLayout for your App UI.

Just use scrollHeaderSetup(_:contentOffset:topConstraint:flexibleViewHeight:) to start following the scrolling of a scrollable view (e.g.: a UIScrollView or UITableView).

Example->OC:

- (void)viewDidLoad {
    [self scrollHeaderSetup:@[tableView1, tableView2] contentOffset:200 topConstraint:self.topConstraint flexibleViewHeight:40];
}

Check out the sample project for more details.

Author

MickeyHub

MIT License

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