I encountered the same problem as the original poster. It was normal on iOS8, but this problem appeared on iOS9. The weirdest thing is that it returned to normal when it was hung to the background and then opened again. I even wondered if it was a bug of iOS9. Has the original poster solved it? .
When printing the frame of toViewController, is the size 600*600? It seemed to be like this last time. Just reset its frame to the size of the current screen.
Has the poster solved this problem? It seems that custom transition animation will invalidate self.edgesForExtendedLayout = UIRectEdgeNone, but using the system will not. All my projects use UIRectEdgeNone, and I can't find a solution if I want to add transition animation.
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self.automaticallyAdjustsScrollViewInsets = YES;
Try changing the properties of this UIViewController. If it doesn’t work, just change contentInset
Just add a top margin to the content of your tableView,
I encountered the same problem as the original poster. It was normal on iOS8, but this problem appeared on iOS9. The weirdest thing is that it returned to normal when it was hung to the background and then opened again. I even wondered if it was a bug of iOS9.
Has the original poster solved it? .
When printing the frame of toViewController, is the size 600*600? It seemed to be like this last time. Just reset its frame to the size of the current screen.
Has the poster solved this problem? It seems that custom transition animation will invalidate self.edgesForExtendedLayout = UIRectEdgeNone, but using the system will not. All my projects use UIRectEdgeNone, and I can't find a solution if I want to add transition animation.