How do you dismiss inspector presentation for iOS when iPhone is in landscape?
Asked on 08/13/2024
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To dismiss an inspector presentation for iOS when the iPhone is in landscape, you would typically use the standard dismissal gestures or controls provided by the system, such as swiping down or tapping a close button, depending on how the inspector is implemented in your app. However, the specific method to dismiss an inspector presentation in landscape mode was not covered in the provided WWDC segments.
If you are looking for more detailed guidance on handling UI transitions and presentations, you might find the session Enhance your UI animations and transitions helpful, as it covers UIKit view controller life cycle and callbacks, which could be relevant to managing presentations and dismissals in your app.
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