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How to control spacing around individual views using padding
Updated for Xcode 12.0
SwiftUI lets us set individual padding around views using the padding() modifier. If you use this with no parameters you’ll get system-default padding on all sides, like this:
VStack {
Text("SwiftUI")
.padding()
Text("rocks")
}But you can also customize how much padding to apply and where. So, you might want to apply system padding to only one side:
Text("SwiftUI")
.padding(.bottom)Or you might want to control how much padding is applied to all sides:
Text("SwiftUI")
.padding(100)Or you can combine the two to add a specific amount of padding to one side of the view:
Text("SwiftUI")
.padding(.bottom, 100)
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