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removed dead ImageShack link As you can see the view I need to change is the provided view to customize the tabbar order. I want to change the color of the navigation bar (displaying "Konfigurieren" which means "Configure"), I already found out how to change the color of the "More"-Navigation Controller, but not this one. Can anybody help me with that? Use int AppDelegate tabBarController.moreNavigationController.navigationBar.tintColor = [UIColor blackColor]; I think what you are looking for is this (to do when you create your navigation controller, typically in your app delegate):

This question is related to this . I am using KLHorizontalSelect for showing tab bar with scroll option. I have dragged new 7 View Controller on storyboard. If I select Popular, popular view controller should get displayed. Any idea/ suggestions on how to get this done? This is a typical example of view controller containment (where you want one view controller to present other view controllers). Navigation controllers and tab bar controllers are example of built in container controllers. But effective iOS 5, Apple opened up containment for the rest of us. Please see: Implementing a Container

I'm using tab bar and I have 2 problems with color. 1st Problem , the tint color is grey, I used some code to change it to white but it turn to white only when tab is pressed. class AppDelegate: UIResponder, UIApplicationDelegate { var window: UIWindow? func application(application: UIApplication, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [NSObject: AnyObject]?) -> Bool { // Override point for customization after application launch. let barColor = UIColor(red: 49/255, green: 75/255, blue: 108/255, alpha: 1.0) let pressedTintColor = UIColor.whiteColor() UITabBar.appearance().barTintColor =

What's the best way to implement an Android Market-like tabbar (Apps/Games/Downloads)? It would be great if I could use TabHost, but I believe it doesn't allow this level of customization. As Cristian said, it's definitely possible using a TabHost , and you don't even need to use the androidtabs code that he links to. As of SDK level 4 (i.e. Android 1.6) you can pass a View to TabHost.TabSpec.setIndicator() , which will allow you to completely control the look of the tabs. However, tapping either of those buttons in the Market opens up a new Activity, and as such, using simple Button s might

I have a Navigation-Based Application that shows a TableView where you can select a cell and it brings you to a "Detail View" for that cell. I want this view to then have a TabBar where I can select between 3 subviews. I have found several solutions online for this but none are very helpful. Is there a tutorial for this specifically or is their source code indicating how it can be done? Thanks Basically What you need to do is push a Tab View Controller onto the Navigation Controller's viewcontroller stack. Starting with a fresh "Navigation-Based Application" template. I added the following

In XCode I am using the interface builder (StoryBoard) to lay out most of my layout. However I want some custom drawing on this. This works quite well. There is however a problem what I am facing. I have a "bite" out of the active tab. (see http://cl.ly/Efno ) I want this bite fully transparent. (I have set an pink background color to see what part I want transparent which is not transparent.) How I have changed the look and feel is the following. Set the UITabBar class to my own class in the interface builder for the corresponding tabbar. In the awakeFromNib of that class I have set the label

I wend through this tutorial and created a photo gallery for the iPhone. Now I want to add it to my TabBar project. I already heard, that Three20 doesn't support XIB, so I changed my whole tab bar setup to programmatically. I think I am not too far from a final solution. I was able to get the photo gallery working in one tab but without functions (click on a pic --> it opens, etc). There is no navigation on top of the page that leads you to the detail image page. I faced this when I removed this from didFinishLaunchingWithOptions-method in app delegate: // Override point for customization