Extra top white space since IOS 8 using autolayout and scrollview

Question

Since the new update to IOS8, i have an extra white space over my contentview in my scrollview. My content view should be centered in my scrollview and it's work fine on IOS7.

Here is the result :

Here is the storyboard version which doesn't have white space :

I'm wondering what could cause this extra space, is there anything new in ios8 that will cause my content view to have extra space ?

Maybe i need to change how i layout my view ?

Thanks!

EDIT: My solution was to only uncheck adjust scroll bar inset in my views which had the problem. However the solution below that i accepted works too.

Revet

By chance do you have Adjust Scroll View Insets checked on the Title View Controller's Attributes Inspector? What about Extend Edges under opaque bars? It appears that your scroll view is not extending underneath your top bar. – Ataractic

Adjust scroll bar inset is checked and both extend under top/bottom bar is check. If i uncheck only AdjustScroll well the view is actually not centered but right under the nav bar. – Revet

I have used solution from your edit and its working perfect. – Myrtismyrtle

Answer 1

I had this exact same problem, and I came up with two possible solutions, both of which are awful and make me ashamed to be a programmer:

1. Constrain the scrollable view's top to the top of the scroll view, but with a constant of -64, which is the height of the extra space. I don't know why.
2. Add an empty UIImageView as a sibling of the UIScrollView, and constrain it to be flush with all four sides of the root view.

I'm hoping that it's just an iOS 8 bug so that I can take out my hack and step down off the ledge.

Departmentalism

Use rather solution from OP Edit – Myrtismyrtle

At the time this was first answered, the adjust scroll inset didn't work as expected. – Departmentalism

Answer 2

I faced the same issue in iOS 8, following is solution I found: - Select View Contoller (in storybord) in which you have added the scroll view - In "Property Inspector" in "Layout" section un-check "Adjust Scroll View Insets"

Surprise

This solved my problem without any additional tweaks. +1 – Elexa

Answer 3

Try this at your viewDidLoad for that scrollview:

self.automaticallyAdjustsScrollViewInsets = NO;

Ohmage

Work for me only set ViewController.automaticallyAdjustsScrollViewInsets in Storyboard – Tavarez

Answer 4

in ViewDidLoad() set rootScrollView.contentInsetAdjustmentBehavior = .never

work for me

Tavarez

Answer 5

untick the Extend Edges: under top bars of the main view and make the top distance of the subview 0 instead of negative value. this works for me.

Intermeddle