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When I add a TabBar to my VC the cells in the view all move up, covering a part of the cell under the header.

Here is an image that shows the VC without the TabBar:

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This is with the TabBar:

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(Don't mind the black screen/video screen please. Not relevant)

When I scroll up when the TabBar is there, the "scroll/UIACtivityView" disappears as well. It loads, but it doesn't have an activity indicator.

I have to scroll up to see the picture where it shows the name "Selected"

Anyone know why the TabBar pushes up the whole view? If so, how do I prevent that?

Any help means a lot.

Thanks.

Lukesivi
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I'm using a TabViewController and I checked "Adjust Scroll View Insets" in the MainStoryboard Attributes Inspector and it fixed the issue.

(Select the TabViewController/Root View and THEN adjust Scroll View Insets)

The cells/view don't hide behind the header anymore.

The Adjust Scroll View Insets definition: 

"A boolean value that indicates whether the viewController should automatically adjust its scroll view insets."

I used this link as a reference:

UITableView embedded in other view has wrong position of section header

Hope that helps others!

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