UIKit.UIScrollView.ContentOffset Property
The offset for the origin of the content inside of a scroll view, relative to the origin of the scroll view itself.

Syntax

[get: Foundation.Export("contentOffset")]
[set: Foundation.Export("setContentOffset:")]
public virtual CoreGraphics.CGPoint ContentOffset { get; set; }

See Also

UIScrollView.SetContentOffset

Value

Remarks

By setting the ContentOffset property, the application developer can specify the visible portion of the subview. For instance, compare the appearance of an 800x800 image in a UIKit.UIScrollView with the ContentOffset property set to System.Drawing.PointF[0,0] (left image) with the appearance when ContentOffset is set to System.Drawing.PointF [240,170] (right image).

C# Example

var scrollView = new UIScrollView ();
scrollView.ContentSize = new SizeF (800, 800);

var imageView = new UIImageView (UIImage.FromFile ("target800.png"));

scrollView.AddSubview (imageView);
scrollView.ContentOffset = new PointF (240, 170);

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Assignment to this value will move the subview instantaneously. If animation is desired, use UIScrollView.SetContentOffset.

Requirements

Namespace: UIKit
Assembly: Xamarin.iOS (in Xamarin.iOS.dll)
Assembly Versions: 0.0.0.0