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It's because you cannot just change the frame of an object that has autolayout constraints (because constraints dictate the locations, not manually set <code>frame</code> properties ... the <code>frame</code> properties will be reset as constraints are reapplied). See <a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14189362/animating-an-image-view-to-slide-upwards/14190042#14190042">this</a> loosely related post in which it is demonstrated how to properly adjust a constraint to move a view. (In that case, we're animating, which is not the issue here, but it does demonstrate how how one adjusts a constraint to effect the movement of a <code>UIView</code>.) In short, if you want to move a <code>UIView</code> within autolayout, you must not try to change the <code>frame</code>, but rather adjust the constraints themselves. This is simplified if you create <code>IBOutlet</code> references for the constraints themselves, at which point, you can adjust the <code>constant</code> of the <code>NSLayoutConstraint</code>. <hr> Update: Egor recommended enumerating the constraints and editing the one that matched the one in question. That works great, but personally, I prefer to have an <code>IBOutlet</code> for the specific constraint I want to edit rather than enumerating them and hunting the one in question. If you had an <code>IBOutlet</code> called <code>indentViewWidthConstraint</code> for the width <code>NSLayoutConstraint</code> of the <code>indentView</code>, you could then simply: <pre><code>self.indentViewWidthConstraint.constant = newIndentConstantValue; </code></pre>
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