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Handling the height of a UITableView header is very similar to handling the height for a cell. When you want to make it dynamic, you need to call layoutIfNeeded for the header in the tableView:heightForHeaderInSection: method and return the resulting frame's height.

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Handling the height of a UITableView header is very similar to handling the height for a cell. When you want to make it dynamic, you need to call layoutIfNeeded for the header in the tableView:heightForHeaderInSection: method and return the resulting frame's height.

An excellent, in depth, description of this can be in this StackOverflow question.

Handling the height of a UITableView header is very similar to handling the height for a cell. When you want to make it dynamic, you need to call layoutIfNeeded for the header in the tableView:heightForHeaderInSection: method and return the resulting frame's height.

An excellent, in depth, description of this can be in this StackOverflow question.

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Handling the height of a UITableView header is very similar to handling the height for a cell. When you want to make it dynamic, you need to call layoutIfNeeded for the header in the tableView:heightForHeaderInSection: method and return the resulting frame's height.

An excellent, in depth, description of this can be in this StackOverflow question.