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I made some custom tableview cells and while everything else with them works, the images are really big and I cant get them any smaller.

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I did this and its still flooding: I added height and width constraints and a 10 constraint to the left of the ImageView, and selected these settings

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pkamb
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I can suggest a few things you can try to achieve it. I have illustrated 1 & 2 on the attached image:

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  • Suggestion 1 is to make sure there is no ambiguity or constraint collision. It seems you have set two constraints for the width of your image. You might be setting it to be 'greater than' the width you want it to be.
  • Suggestion 2 is to also provide a constraint between the image view and your label view for the heading in order to prevent an overlap.
  • Suggestion 3 is to make sure that your imageView has a setting of "Clips to bounds' checked on the inspector.
  • Suggestion 4 Change your content mode to Aspect Fill instead of Aspect Fit
  • Suggestion 5 Complete your constraints, make sure everything is blue. I don't see top and leading constraint. This will help remove any ambiguity.
  • Suggestion 6 Use the view debugger, see what constraint values are being used, and the debugger will also show you hierarchies and view layers, which will give you more idea of what is going on.
Joanna J.
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Your imageView seems to have no x and y constraints. I suggest you to give top and leading constraints for the beggining. You should never see red lines to have stable layouts.

Feridun Erbaş
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