Remove empty space before cells in UITableView

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I am currently trying to put a UITableView in a different location rather than at the top of my view controller  With this said  it is trying to add the header in the top to account for the navigation bar  but this is not needed since I do not have at the top of my controller   If I put the top left corner of the UITableView where I want the cells to be  it doesn t put the cells there     Now  if I just move the table view up so the cells are in the correct place  I get a different problem - the cells can be moved up to there when scrolling  this is with my finger above the navigation controller      When I let go  yes - the cells will go right below the search bar  but this is obviously a problem how you can bring them above it   How would I go about doing this  Is there any easier way

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In the Storyboard   set the contentInsets of your tableview to Never

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In iOS 11 and above  apple has changed property to adjust content inset  Use contentInsetAdjustmentBehavior and set  never to remove extra space above UICollectionView  UIScrollView  UITableView   if  available iOS 11 0               For scroll view     self scrollView contentInsetAdjustmentBehavior    never         For collection view     self collectionView contentInsetAdjustmentBehavior    never         For table view     self tableView contentInsetAdjustmentBehavior    never    else       self automaticallyAdjustsScrollViewInsets   false     I hope this will help you

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I had this same problem and I m pretty sure I had a UIView in there at one point   Simply copying the entire table view  deleting it  and pasting it again fixed it for me

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In my case  i was using ContainerViewController and putting UITableViewController in it  After removing ContainerViewController  Issues goes away

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As long as UITableView is not the first subview of the view controller  the empty space will not appear   Solution  Add a hidden clear view object  views  labels  button  etc   as the first subview of the view controller  at the same level as the UITableView but before it

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Xcode 8 bug     Try this first if your Storyboard UITableView style is set to Plain   Set the table s style to Grouped and then back to Plain  This removed the space in my app at the head of my UITableView

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I m still not sure what caused that extra space at the top  but I found that deleting the UITableView with the space and replacing it with a new one took the space away   I must have dragged a UIView in there accidentally  but I couldn t select it so I couldn t delete

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Select the tableview in your storyboard and ensure that the style is set to  Plain   instead of  Grouped   You can find this setting in the attributes Inspector tab

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There is may be pre-added UIRefreshControl  I have this problem with code like this   self refreshControl     UIRefreshControl alloc  init         self refreshControl setAttributedTitle   NSAttributedString alloc                                               initWithString   Your string          self refreshControl addTarget self                             action  selector updateScreen                    forControlEvents UIControlEventValueChanged        As you see  I set self refreshController immediately after init  But  if you set refreshControl after setup  then top-space don t interfere you   UIRefreshControl  refreshControl      UIRefreshControl alloc  init         self refreshControl setAttributedTitle   NSAttributedString alloc                                               initWithString   Your String          self refreshControl addTarget self                             action  selector updateScreen                    forControlEvents UIControlEventValueChanged       self refreshControl   refreshControl

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Check your tableview frame in storyboard or xib  Mine by default has a y position value  hence the bug

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Well for me the problem occurred when I dragged a prototype cell from the menu into the table view  So I deleted that and just set prototype cell to 1 in table view inspector properties

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Set the content insets to zero

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check for  if   tableView respondsToSelector  selector setSeparatorInset            tableView setSeparatorInset UIEdgeInsetsZero        mention tableview delegate function cellForRowAtIndexPath  it can handled both ios 6 and 7

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I am doing this programmatically  and I simply moved my addSubview tableView  to the bottom after adding all of my other subviews  and it solved my problem   Not sure why this only appears on device and not my simulator  but either way at least there is a simple solution

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In My Case I had a UILabel under the UITableView in view hierarchy   I moved it  forward  and the blank space appeared  Not sure why but it works like this  if theres anything under the tableView  it hides the blank space   Also you can try checking uncheking  Adjust Scroll View Insets  on your view controller inspector on storyboard

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Swift 5 Try with remove tableHeaderView and tableFooterView var frame   CGRect zero frame size height    leastNormalMagnitude tblView tableHeaderView   UIView frame  frame  tblView tableFooterView   UIView frame  frame

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Do the cells of the UITableView show on the empty space when you scroll down   If so  then the problem might be the inset that is added to the UITableView because of the Navigation controller you have in your view  The inset is added to the table view in order for the content to be placed below the navigation bar when no scrolling has occurred  When the table is scrolled  the content scrolls and shows under a transparent navigation bar  This behavior is of course wanted only if the table view starts directly under the navigation bar  which is not the case here    Another thing to note is that iOS adjusts the content inset only for the first view in the view hierarchy if it is UIScrollView or it s descendant  e g  UITableView and UICollectionView   If your view hierarchy includes multiple scroll views  automaticallyAdjustsScrollViewInsets will make adjustments only to the first one    Here s how to change this behavior   a  Interface Builder   Select the view controller Open Attributes inspector There s a property called  Adjust scroll view insets  in IB s attribute inspector  when a view controller is selected  which is on by default  Uncheck this option     Image courtesy of Dheeraj D    I m not sure which Xcode version introduced this option  didn t spot it in the release notes   but it s at least available in version 5 1 1   Edit  To avoid confusion  this was the third option mentioned in the comments  b  Programmatically  Add this to i e  viewDidLoad  credits to Slavco Petkovski s answer and Cris R s comment      Objective-C self automaticallyAdjustsScrollViewInsets   NO      Swift self automaticallyAdjustsScrollViewInsets   false   c  This might be relevant for old schoolers  You can either fix this by adding  tableView contentInset   UIEdgeInsetsZero    Swift 3 Change tableView contentInset   UIEdgeInsets zero   Or if you are using IB and if the navigation bar is not transparent  can t tell from the screenshot    Select the view controller  Open Attributes inspector In View Controller options Extend Edges section deselect  Under Top Bars

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UIView can be inserted at the top and bottom of the table drag and drop   Set their properties as transparent and height of 1 px  This is to remove the extra padding in front of the cells

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If you are doing this on iOS 11  automaticallyAdjustsScrollViewInsets won t work as it is deprecated  the following code worked for me as per the answer in this post  https   stackoverflow com a 44391269 5476481          if  available iOS 11 0                   tblView contentInsetAdjustmentBehavior    never           else               automaticallyAdjustsScrollViewInsets   false             Hope this helps

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set ViewController s Extended Edges in storyboard so that underTopBar property is unchecked

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Was having the same issue  I solved it by adding the following to viewDidLoad   self extendedLayoutIncludesOpaqueBars   true

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In my application also I ve experienced an issue like this  I ve set top edge inset of tableView zero  Also tried set false for automaticallyAdjustsScrollViewInsets  But didn t work   Finally I got a working solution  I don t know is this the correct way  But implementing heightForHeaderInSection delegate method worked for me  You have to return a non-zero value to work this  return zero will display same space as before    override func tableView   tableView  UITableView  heightForHeaderInSection section  Int  - gt  CGFloat        return 0 1

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In 2017  what is working for me is simply this one line  navigationController  navigationBar isTranslucent   false  I have no idea why that would even affect it  Perhaps someone could explain  But I m pretty sure this is the answer most people would look for

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I just found a solution for this  In my case  i was using TabBarViewController  A just uncheck the option  Adjust Scroll View Insets   Issues goes away   https   i stack imgur com vRNfV png

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You can use this code into viewDidLoad or viewDidAppear where your table being created      Remove blank space on header of table view  videoListUITableView contentInset   UIEdgeInsetsZero      The iOS device   iPhone or iPod Touch CGSize iOSDeviceScreenSize     UIScreen mainScreen  bounds  size      Set the height of the table on the basis of number of rows videoListUITableView frame   CGRectMake videoListUITableView frame origin x  videoListUITableView frame origin y  videoListUITableView frame size width  iOSDeviceScreenSize height-100         Hide those cell which doesn t contain any kind of data self videoListUITableView tableFooterView     UIView alloc  init

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NONE of the above helped me  but doing this did help   self tableView contentInset   UIEdgeInsetsMake -64  0  0  0    instead of  -64  you can put any other number depending on the height of your navigation bar

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I also had this problem the tableView wasn t the last view in the hierarchy  In my case i had a view above  even though they were not overlapping each other   so i dragged it above the tableView in the hierarchy and that made it

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In my case I was using a container view  Main View --   Contaner View --  UITableView   The extra space at the top  I think  is like space of the device notification bar  where the time is displayed  the battery   I really do  it s not an assumption   What I did was from the UI Builder    select the Table View Controller complete Open Attributes inspector Go to -  View Controller -  Layout -   Select Wants Full Screen

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I just found a solution for this   Just select tableview and clic Editor -  Arrange -  Send to Front  It worked for me and hope it helps you all

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I can t say for sure but it looks like you ve got an extra UIView stuck between where the Prototype Cells begin and the top of the UITableView  My image looks exactly like yours if you remove the text lines I added in

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