UITableView section header iOS 5?

Per the release notes, your UITableViewDelegate MUST now return 0.0 from tableView:heightForHeaderInSection.

Per the release notes, your UITableViewDelegate MUST now return 0.0 from tableView:heightForHeaderInSection: - (CGFloat)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView heightForHeaderInSection:(NSInteger)section { return 0.0; } Seems like a real pain. I don't know why they changed this, as everyone relies on the prior behavior - but they must have their reasons.

Thank you! – flopes Aug 23 at 17:29 No problem. If you could mark my answer as "Accepted" when you get the change I'd be most appreciative!

– Steve Aug 23 at 17:30 2 What if there is a header? Does returning a height of zero override the height of the header? – Ryan Booker Sep 9 at 7:08 1 Ryan, in that case you should probably measure your header like you do with table cells and return that value.

– PEZ Oct 15 at 9:51 I think the header may be for aesthetic purposes. For example, I have a tabbed app, and one of the tabs didn't have section headers defined. When I switched to that tab, it always looked a bit off.So I will keep the empty header there for aesthetic purposes.

I don't think it will be confusing to users. – JPK Oct 15 at 20:23.

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