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In iOS 26 there are two different navigationItem properties, title and largeTitle. If you want to see both, you must set both.
the UITableView is set using constraints with 0 to the safeArea
That's the problem. The table view must be set with 0 to the top of the main view, so that you scroll behind the nav bar.
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Yeah setting the constraint to 0 to the superview seems to be the solution even without setting title and largeTitle, maybe the storyboard attribute is setting it for both. But that would mean that I have to remove the segmentedControl in order to make the title work, as the tableView top constraint is bound to the segmentedControl in the image, or at least I have to move it into the tableView, there can not be a fixed element above the tableView
2025-09-29T16:11:47.027Z+00:00
Then you might have to change your interface. But that's not the topic of this question: you asked about making the large title and title interchange in response to scrolling, and I told you how to do it. Done.
2025-09-29T16:13:09.787Z+00:00
Just as an example, you could make the segmented control be the navigation item's subtitleView. You will find yourself putting a lot more interface into a nav bar or toolbar under the new Liquid Glass regime...
2025-09-29T16:26:25.687Z+00:00
In my case, I have setup a custom background color of my navigation bar. Since the navigation bar in iOS 26 is transparent, I removed the background color of my navigation bar and the large title becomes visible once-more.
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