The problem has been solved. It turns out that it is not a code problem, but a mechanism problem of iOS. You cannot put too many things in the header in the tableview, because every time the header view slides to the bottom, the cell view content will be displayed. There is too much content in the header on my side. When it slides to the bottom, the content is still not ended, causing the content of the cell to be hidden inside. Solution: You can take a look at this guy’s method http://blog.csdn.net/hardwork...
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The problem has been solved. It turns out that it is not a code problem, but a mechanism problem of iOS. You cannot put too many things in the header in the tableview, because every time the header view slides to the bottom, the cell view content will be displayed. There is too much content in the header on my side. When it slides to the bottom, the content is still not ended, causing the content of the cell to be hidden inside.
Solution: You can take a look at this guy’s method
http://blog.csdn.net/hardwork...