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I have a UICollectionViewController with the following layout:

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So we have a CollectionView and a Header containing a Reusable View.

I implement the following method for the reusable view: 

override x.GetViewForSupplementaryElement(collectionView : UICollectionView, elementKind : NSString, indexPath : NSIndexPath) =
    let headerView = (collectionView.DequeueReusableSupplementaryView(elementKind,new NSString("HeaderView"),indexPath))
    headerView

My only problem is, I do not want the header to scroll along with the UICollectionView, I want it to stay in a fixed position at all times on top of the UICollectionView. How can I achieve this?

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This can be done using the following code: 

let layout = x.CollectionView.CollectionViewLayout :?> UICollectionViewFlowLayout
layout.SectionHeadersPinToVisibleBounds <- true

Adapted from UICollectionView sticky header in swift

In order to eliminate white space on top of collectionView do the following:

x.AutomaticallyAdjustsScrollViewInsets <- false
x.CollectionView.ContentInset <- UIEdgeInsets(Conversions.nfloat(-44),Conversions.nfloat(0), Conversions.nfloat(0), Conversions.nfloat(0))

Note that the value of -44 is used for iPhone X specifically, and might differ for other models.

Conversions is used to convert to nfloat. This is the code that does this conversion: 

let inline nfloat (x:^a) : ^b = ((^a or ^b) : (static member op_Implicit : ^a -> nfloat) x)

Finally, if you wish to eliminate vertical bouncing on top of the UICollectionView add the following code to your UICollectionViewController : 

override x.Scrolled(scrollView : UIScrollView) = 
    if (scrollView.ContentOffset.Y < Conversions.nfloat(0)) then 
        scrollView.ContentOffset <- CGPoint(scrollView.ContentOffset.X, Conversions.nfloat(0))
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