implicit superview offset not working correctly about masonry HOT 3 CLOSED

@ryanmaxwell this is due to changes in the UITableView hierarchy in iOS7 see http://www.curiousfind.com/blog/646

If you add the label to self its actually getting added to UITableViewCellScrollView

NSLog(@"why oh why? : %@", NSStringFromClass(label.superview.class));

This causes problems since Autolayout and UIScrollView are not the best of friends.

If you add the label to self.contentView instead it works either way.

Hope that helps!

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wow ok, weird. I will add my subviews to contentView instead. Closing as it's not a bug in Masonry.

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@ryanmaxwell I don't mean to be picky, but in general, contentView seems to be the best choice when adding a view to a table view cell. By observing the API changes since iOS 3.0 it seems as if Apple "wants" us to place any view inside the content view in a cell. That's also why when designing in IB any view gets added into the contentView by default. It's the only "safe" place. Even by using the "old methods" of setting autoresizing masks, I have experienced strange auto-sizing behaviours if the views were not added in the contentView. Just an advice after having so many headaches with this myself.

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