uinavigationbar

I would like to create a NavigationBar with images as buttons on the right side of the NavigationBar. Something like below Snapshot How can I achieve this? Hope This Helps viewController.navigationItem.titleView = [[UIImageView alloc] initWithImage:[UIImage imageNamed:@"yourimage.png"]]; UIBarButtonItem * item = [[UIBarButtonItem alloc] initWithCustomView:[[UIImageView alloc] initWithImage:[UIImage imageNamed:@"yourimage2.jpg"]]]; viewController.navigationItem.rightBarButtonItem = item; Here the Code, Just call below Methods From viewDidLoad method - (void)addCustomButtonOnNavBar {

I've tried this for hours but I still cannot solve it. When using UINavigationController and push a new view controller on top, I got a free "back" button on the left of the navigation bar. I want another button just next to it (to show a popover menu). I wonder what is the correct way to do that. Or I have to hide the free back button and make the same one by myself? If that's the case, I also need to pop the current view controller when pressing my own back button, right? Thanks for your help. As stated by steipete in the comment to the question, this is possible starting from iOS 5. You can

I want a titleView inside my UINavigationBar which has two lines of text instead of only one My current implementiation works well when I have a "Back"-Button and an "Edit" Button because it looks nearly centered. The problem is when I only have one of the Buttons. It looks really weird and wrong because the view centers itself on the available space. UINavigationBar with left and right Button UINavigationBar with only one Button This is my current implementation: CGRect frame = self.navigationController.navigationBar.frame; UIView *twoLineTitleView = [[UIView alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake

I have a side menu that slides out to display a table view and from there I have segues that use the reveal view controller. The segue has to connect directly to the view controller; I can't use a navigation controller. How do I add a navigation bar with a bar button item without a navigation controller? While there are several smart ways to answer your question. I just solved it programmatically and wrote the following code in my viewWillAppear (note - viewDidLoad is also okay, but not suggested) - -(void) viewWillAppear:(BOOL)animated { UINavigationBar *myNav = [[UINavigationBar alloc

I have this issue, where as standard the flipsideviewcontroller UINavigationBar looks like this: Anybody have any ideas on how to move the UINavigationBar either down, or to stop the ugliness of it all? It's tricky. :) You need to set a delegate for the UINavigationBar - this will probably be the FlipsideViewController. You can do this in the storyboard, or in code - for example, if you have an outlet to the navigation bar: -(void)viewDidLoad { [super viewDidLoad]; self.navigationBar.delegate = self; } Now comes the important part: implement in the delegate this method: - (UIBarPosition

Goal: To have a table view scroll so that it shows semitransparent under the status bar while not displaying a navigation bar. Right now, I have my tableView set to the top anchor (so technically underneath the status bar). This sets the status bar to a solid looking color as you scroll up on the table view. I've set the navigationAppearance's barTintColor and translucent to YES with no luck. Any ideas? The view is instantiated in a storyboard Joe Your question is hard to guess without any code .I believe you trying to achieve a translucent status bar when tableview content scroll like you