UIScrollView.ContentOffset Property
Definition
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The offset for the origin of the content inside of a scroll view, relative to the origin of the scroll view itself.
public virtual CoreGraphics.CGPoint ContentOffset { [Foundation.Export("contentOffset")] get; [Foundation.Export("setContentOffset:")] set; }
member this.ContentOffset : CoreGraphics.CGPoint with get, set
Property Value
Implements
- Attributes
Remarks
By setting the ContentOffset
property, the application developer can specify the visible portion of the subview. For instance, compare the appearance of an 800x800 image in a UIScrollView with the ContentOffset
property set to PointF[0,0] (left image) with the appearance when ContentOffset
is set to PointF [240,170] (right image).
var scrollView = new UIScrollView ();
scrollView.ContentSize = new SizeF (800, 800);
var imageView = new UIImageView (UIImage.FromFile ("target800.png"));
scrollView.AddSubview (imageView);
scrollView.ContentOffset = new PointF (240, 170);
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Assignment to this value will move the subview instantaneously. If animation is desired, use SetContentOffset(CGPoint, Boolean).
Applies to
See also
- <xref:UIKit.UIScrollView.SetContentOffset>