A scrollable, pulldownable UITableView which reveals the view behind it.
This is a UITableView which reveals a view behind it in a 'headline'-like space above the table. If the user pulls the table down, it will snap to the bottom of the screen, fully exposing the backing view. The table can be brought back into focus by swiping up on it. Additionally, the table can scroll over the backing view, using the entire window.
- iOS 5.x +
Contributions, corrections, and improvements are always appreciated!
Josh Avant
This is licensed under a MIT/Beerware License:
Copyright (c) 2013 Josh Avant
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