Adaptive Layout in Xcode 8

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Khawar picture Khawar · Jul 28, 2016 · Viewed 11.6k times · Source

I am developing app using Xcode 8 (beta 1). Unfortunately, I am not able to find "Size Classes" option.

In Xcode 7, there was option "Use Size Classes".

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But in Xcode 8 there is no such option. Is there any help for using Size Classes or similar in Xcode 8?

Answer

Bhumit Mehta picture Bhumit Mehta · Jul 28, 2016

Now you have "Use Trait Variations" which is improved version of Size Classes

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You can now select device based and orientation based trait view much like size classes (iPad Pro, iPad, iPhone 6Splus, iPhone 6s, iPhone SE and iPhone 4s)

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