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Deprecated
Please use JVFloatLabeledTextField instead or feel free to chime in on an issue if you'd like to take over the repo.
RPFloatingPlaceholders
UITextField and UITextView subclasses with placeholders that change into floating labels when the fields are populated with text.
Used by millions of people in the Booking.com app! Is your app using it? Let me know!
Please see the included example app for sample usage.
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Options:
Animate upward (default)
Animate downward
Supports:
ARC & iOS 6+, Autolayout or springs and struts
Apps using it:
- Booking.com — Used by millions of people around the world to book hotels.
A little help from my friends:
Please feel free to fork and create a pull request for bug fixes or improvements, being sure to maintain the general coding style and adding comments as necessary.
Thanks to the following people for their help: