That shows the large title, but it just stays in-place while the content scrolls under and past the entire nav bar 😞
It's like the nav bar is placed over the HostingController and the content doesn't know it's there.
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No. It's using the UIViewController stack
Sorry, that didn't help. 😞
In a very simple project this works. Not sure why it isn't working in my project. Exploring more.
Found the issue. My Swift UI is ZStack { Color.ignoresSafeArea() ... ScrollView { ... } }
Put in a code assist ticket
The text link was for illustrative purposes. Thanks!
@Claude31 Are you testing on a live device or just the preview window in Xcode? It shows fine in the preview window, but on the simulator (iOS 16.1) and real device (iOS 16.2 beta) it acts as I illustrated above.
Interestingly, this works properly on the iPad simulator
I like the strategy, but it's not working for the @Model. When I add the .modelContent below the previewWrapper or the contentView, it still cannot be found.
failed to find a currently active container for FamilyMember
Thanks. I'll dig deeper into this and see if I can get it working.
Great for Xcode 16. Unfortunately this option goes away in 16.1. (Unless it got moved elsewhere)