uinavigationbar

I am facing a weird scenario, I have used a search bar in my application and tied it up with a table view as is seen in the below image! But when ever I try to search anything the search bar slides up and gets hidden by navigation bar, I have used search bar a number of times and never seen me thing like this below is its screen shot ! I can't remove the navigation bar since I need it, but I just can't figure out why or how it can be happening, One point to note is that the search bar and it's controller are working perfectly when tried to search, only thing is it's getting hidden behind the

I'm using the ABPeoplePickerNavigationController, a subclass of UINavigationController, and in the context I'm using it the default nav bar button for the right side, "Cancel", makes no sense. I can't find a way to disable or hide it, and whatever method used needs to be public and store-approvable. Getting rid of the nav bar entirely (picker.navigationBarHidden = YES;) might be an option except that after popping back to the list of contacts the nav bar reappears. Subclassing ABPeoplePickerNavigationController and intercepting viewWillAppear to try and nil the cancel button did not work.

What are the Unicode characters that most closely approximate the size (as large or larger than a capital letter) and shape of the iOS7+ backwards-pointing Navigation Bar chevron? I'm looking for a hacky way to use unicode characters to simulate the "navigate back" chevron for a view that doesn't normally have "go back" navigation. A regular < (less-than sign) is not good because it's not tall enough and not vertically centered. A ‹ (European left quote) is more vertically centered but it's also not tall enough. ᐸ (U+1438) is the best I've found so far because it's as tall as a capital letter,

I want build a view controller with the same animation of Contacts app in iOS 10. When you scroll down the page the contact's photo goes in the middle of navigation bar. There is an API in iOS 10 or is a custom implementation? Štěpán Havránek Research There are many techniques trying to modify the navbar. I have spent a lot of hours by trying one after another: Apple's official tutorial https://developer.apple.com/library/content/samplecode/NavBar/Introduction/Intro.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/DTS40007418-Intro-DontLinkElementID_2 which only visually extends the navbar. In fact, the put the

I have set a custom tint color for a UINavigationBar (within a UINavigationController ) which, in turn, sets an appropriate matching color for the UIBarButtonItems which are inserted into the UINavigationBar . However, when I select a UIBarButtonItem the button turns into (presumably) the highlighted state and presents a different color, which looks quite a bit out and does not nicely match the tint color. Is there a way to change this highlighted state color to a custom color? Ideally, I would like to just create a category on UIBarButtonItem which changes the highlighted color for all

What is the difference between setting the tintColor property of UINavigationBar to [UIColor blackColor] and setting barStyle to UIBarStyleBlack on opaque navigation bar? There are a few subtle differences. For example, on iPad, you get a matte style with the tint color, but a glossy one with the barStyle . Also, the color of bordered UIBarButtonItem s is slightly different; with the black barStyle , they are gray, which makes it easier to distinguish the darker highlighted state, while with a black tint color, the buttons look almost identical in normal and highlighted state. I think

Hello everyone: I have set a custom background for my navigation bar, it's a tint color i think that i chose from IB. Now i want to change the my uitoolbar's (added programmatically) background similar to my navigation bar, programmatically. Obliged for any help in this regard. Sorry guys my bad it's actually navigation controller's toolbar. so this worked for me: self.navigationController.toolbar.tintColor=self.navigationController.navigationBar.tintColor; Thanks all of u guys for quick response especially @phooze which set me in the right direction :) UIToolbar also has a tintColor property,

I want to set some shadow to the bottom of my UINavigationBar for the whole application. Here is what I've tried but it doesn't work: func application(application: UIApplication, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [NSObject: AnyObject]?) -> Bool { UINavigationBar.appearance().layer.shadowOffset = CGSizeMake(0, 3) UINavigationBar.appearance().layer.shadowRadius = 3.0 UINavigationBar.appearance().layer.shadowColor = UIColor.yellowColor().CGColor UINavigationBar.appearance().layer.shadowOpacity = 0.7 } Please, tell me how can I do this? UPDATE: Solved by subclassing from

I like to create my views as standalone Xib files then instantiate them and add as subviews. So, when working with a UINavigationBar , I expected to be able to do the same thing, first creating my custom view - from the Xib - then adding it as a custom view to the UIBarButtonItem : UIBarButtonItem *anItem = [[UIBarButtonItem alloc] initWithCustomView:_myCustomView]; Then adding to the nav bar: self.navigationBar.topItem.rightBarButtonItems = @[ anItem, anotherItem ]; So far so good. Now, _myCustomView uses Auto Layout (AL) and I thought this would be no problem. Not the case. I've tried just