Then we shall use GestureRecognizer to detect user gestures and check the UITextField or UITextView BeginEditing and EndEditing conditions and animate the fields or views to move them up or down, depending on the keyboard display status. We shall utilise the Delegate feature so the view, as the delegate to the UITextFields and UITextViews, can control the impact of the keyboard display on the positions of UITextFields and UITextViews. The code will ensure that the keyboard does not override (hide) the UITextField or UITextView the user has in focus. Our app will allow users to tap between UITextFields and UITextViews and control the keyboard display (hide or show) as required. Since you want to use the keyboard globally in your app, and the keyboard has to be set separately for every text field or text view, this solution would lead to a lot of code duplication.Keyboard Control as User Navigates UITextFields and UITextViews on Table View Form Scenario That's it, now your text field uses the custom keyboard you provided. Then, when you use a text field or text view in your app, you have to set it separately for every field, as follows: let m圜ustomKeyboard = M圜ustomKeyboardView() To implement this, create a subclass of UIView that sets up your custom keyboard layout. This property is nil by default, but if you provide it with a view, that view will pop up instead of the normal keyboard when editing that text field. The UITextField and UITextView classes that you use for text input both have an inputView property.
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