When the contents of a table view should settle on the bottom it is necessary to push the content down by setting the top content inset which uses the height of the table view and the height of the content.

Older solutions would add up the height of each cell using one of the delegate methods which can cause a lot of extra processing. And now with autolayout and automatically sizing cells that option is no longer an option.

Instead this sample project gets the frame for the last row which makes calculating the top inset possible. It leverages what the table view is already doing to calculate the height of the content so calling the method to get the frame of the last cell is all that is needed.

MIT

Brennan Stehling - 2015 http://www.smallsharptools.com/

Please excuse the Objective-C. If you'd like to convert it to Swift a PR is welcome.