Hi, the border (in #6) works pretty fine, except that something with dropdownShowsBorder == YES in line 752~756:

if (self.showsBorder && indexPath.row == self.rowsCount - 1) {
        cell.separatorInset = UIEdgeInsetsMake(0, CGRectGetWidth(tableView.bounds), 0, 0);
} else {
        cell.separatorInset = UIEdgeInsetsZero;
}

I'm not sure why you have to set seperatorInset to the last row when showing border, but it seems to crop the data inside the cell and my label turn from any to "..." string. I've tried comment out everything except cell.separatorInset = UIEdgeInsetsZero; and it turns out fine.

Also, there seems to have a problem with rowSeparatorColor, as it affect the border color but doesn't to the seperator (image below).

Though I agree that the border color should be the same as the separator's, please do something with these, thanks!!! (I was checking in ios 10.2)

dropdown.rowSeparatorColor = UIColor.blackColor()
dropdown.componentSeparatorColor = UIColor.blackColor()

does not change color of components. As you can see on screenshot , only first row changes color to black.

Выпадающие элементы не прикреплены к заголовку. В UIScrollView появляется проблема - элементы висят на месте, заголовок движется. Вы можете исправить это? Заранее спасибо!

I've implemented your dropdown menu, subclass it as to fit my own theme. It works nice but there's something a little bit off when the drop down is not on top of a view (see image below)

(Note: In the image I haven't set the presentingView to my popup, but I'll)

Please guide me about how to make the whole view dimmed and tapable (to dismiss the dropDown), or make an update or anything. Currently, I'm disabling the dimmed background as a work around, but it still not receive the tapAction when tap above the dropDown.

I currently don't see a way to change the menu's tintColor when it should be dimmed (UIViewTintAdjustmentModeDimmed, e.g., when an UIAlertView is presented).

Due to this all my app's UI currently properly dims but the dropdown menu doesn't, which makes things look out of place (when collapsed, the title doesn't dim but the disclosureIndicator does, making even the menu itself inconsistent).

Would it be possible to properly support tintColorDidChange within the class itself or is there a way around to do this now (e.g., using tintColorDidChange in the containing class and the refresh the menu)?

Hello, I run your example and change some text for row of table. Then got that problem:

I think u used size to fit method to label text or something like that but i can not find the code. Plz help me how to make text become clipped like "đasadasdasd..." . Thanks # # @ @maxkonovalov @IvanivOleg

Hello, I've tried modifying the code myself, but couldn't do it. Two issues:

1. DropdownMenu doesn't close when tap outside of dropdown menu, it closes the dropdownMenu ONLY if the tap is "below" the DropdownMenu, if the tap is above, dropdownMenu remains.

2. If I have 2 dropdownMenu 100px above each other, tapped on bottom's dropdownMenu opens the selection, and because of issue 1, and I tap on the above dropdownMenu, I have 2 expanded dropdownMenu stacking each other now. Is there anyway to fix this? If 2 dropdownMenus are expanded, and I tap on area that is above both dropdownMenu, they won't close..

Please review and merge.

Change:

• Add new property.
• Adjust scrollView content offset when presenting and dismiss.
• If not scrollView && isShowAbove, keep original size instead of crop content's height.

Future implement:

• Make auto calculation to show content above or below.

Hi, I would like to programming open menu by myself, like this.

Usage:

- (IBAction)buttonClick:(id)sender {
    if (![self.navBarMenu isComponentOpened]) {
        [self.navBarMenu openComponent:0 animated:YES];
    } else {
        [self.navBarMenu closeAllComponentsAnimated:YES];
    }
}

but I cannot have the status to determine it when open or close. so I add a method, please take a look, thanks.

Hi everyone, I am trying to remove the drop down arrow completely without any luck. I tried to make an image 1X1 pixels with transparent background, a 1X1 pixels white image and nothing helps - it ignores it! If removing it can't be done, than putting a custom coloured arrow. Thanks!

Is there a way to dismiss the menu displayed, if the user didn't select an element of the dropdown menu? I'm observing that the view displayed like a blur responds to the tap and dismiss. But what happens when the tab is outside of this blur view? If i navigate to other view controller (with the dropdown displayed) my menu is moving with that new View Controller pushed.

what i'm doing wrong? Thanks for your help, and congrats for your work.

In Xcode, it says MKDropdownMenu package is "passing," but when I run my app, build fails due to lack of Package.Swift manifest file. I think Facebook or Firebase is requiring me to switch from cocoapods to Swift Package Manager and modules because it removed users' ability to log in with Facebook - that's why I switched in the first place, but now app is broke.

Hello, I am facing one issue, Suppose the superview height is 60 and the array length is more then 3, then drop down height is decreased like below image

is it possible that if space is less then the drop down should so up.

Currently when i have dropdown present in the superview, Accessibility inspector is not focusing on the dropdown elements.So how can i focus on dropdown elements alone when drop down is enabled? I tried with AccessibilityViewIsModel but i couldn’t find the prefect solution.

set a MKDropdownMenu in VC1 NavigationBar TitileView, than nav push to VC2, than back to VC1. you can see that MKDropdownMenu layout error.

in your Demo project, MKDropdownMenu is lose, can't find it