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First of all, I must say I've been using SSPullToRefresh for quite some time now and I love it. Thanks for a great component.
Recently, I ran into an issue, though. I tried attaching SSPullToRefresh to a UITableView that displays sectionIndexTitles (the index on the right side, for quickly navigation between sections).
Everything works as usual, but when SSPullToRefresh starts loading and the table contentInset is adjusted in _setContentInsetTop:, the positioning of index titles is affected, making the menu jump up and down. Although this happens only once per refresh, it doesn't make up for a great user experience.
Is there a known or proposed solution to make things work with tableViews displaying sectionIndexTitles?
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Hi, @soffes.
First of all, I must say I've been using
SSPullToRefresh
for quite some time now and I love it. Thanks for a great component.Recently, I ran into an issue, though. I tried attaching
SSPullToRefresh
to aUITableView
that displayssectionIndexTitles
(the index on the right side, for quickly navigation between sections).Everything works as usual, but when
SSPullToRefresh
starts loading and the tablecontentInset
is adjusted in_setContentInsetTop:
, the positioning of index titles is affected, making the menu jump up and down. Although this happens only once per refresh, it doesn't make up for a great user experience.Is there a known or proposed solution to make things work with
tableViews
displayingsectionIndexTitles
?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: