uinavigationitem

How do I remove the horizontal padding to the left and right of custom left and right UINavigationBar items? There seems to be ~ 10 points of padding that iOS sets by default. I'm customizing left and right navigation bar buttons (I have given up on trying to set my own backButtonItem, so I'm just using the leftBarButtonItem). In either case (left or right), pressing these custom buttons indicates that Apple seems to preserve some padding to the left of the leftBarButtonItem, and to the right of the rightBarButtonItem; regardless of how wide I make the custom background and image properties of

I have a navigationBar with both Left and Right bar buttons on each side. I have a customTitlelabel which I set as the titleView of the UINavigationItem . [self.navigationItem setTitleView:customTitleLabel]; All is fine now. The problem, the size of the rightbarButton is dynamic based on the input I get in one of the text fields. Therefore the title is automatically centered based on the available space between the buttons. how can i set the title to a fixed position? You can't do what you want directly -- the position of your title view is out of your control (when managed by UINavigationBar

In my application, I'd like to have the navigation bar display a title and subtitle. To that extent, I added the following code to my view controller: // Replace titleView CGRect headerTitleSubtitleFrame = CGRectMake(0, 0, 200, 44); UIView* _headerTitleSubtitleView = [[[UILabel alloc] initWithFrame:headerTitleSubtitleFrame] autorelease]; _headerTitleSubtitleView.backgroundColor = [UIColor clearColor]; _headerTitleSubtitleView.autoresizesSubviews = YES; CGRect titleFrame = CGRectMake(0, 2, 200, 24); UILabel *titleView = [[[UILabel alloc] initWithFrame:titleFrame] autorelease]; titleView

I am developing one application for iphone and in that i have some issues regarding adding more then one UILabel in navigation bar at a specific position. What i want is in following images in above image there is one backbar button and one imageview as shown with arrow-mark. Other then that all white box is for difrent UILabels to show in navigation bar. There is only one UIImageView in the navigation bar and one left bar button. Now problem is that i don't know how to add multiple UILabel in navigation bar at a specific position. Till now what i have worked is to add only button and

I have a UIButton in a navigation bar that sits over the top of a UIImage and a UILabel . It worked fine in iOS 10, but now in iOS 11 it doesn't recognize any taps from my @IBAction outlet. I tried moving the tap outlet to the bar button item, but that didn't work either. The UIButton has the following constraints: I confirmed that it's there by giving it a green background, so I know it's visible and available. Any idea what's going on? I found a solution from another developer. You have to add width and height constraints to the view that wraps all your stuff inside the bar button item. So

I am trying to add a custom view on right of UINavigationBar . What I tried is the following, but the view is not showing up! Please help, thanks in advance! let viewOnrightButton = UIView(frame: CGRect(x: 2, y: 2, width: 60, height: 22)) // viewOnrightButton.frame = CGRectMake(2, 2, 60, 22) viewOnrightButton.layer.cornerRadius = 2 viewOnrightButton.backgroundColor = UIColor(red: 0.961, green: 0.827, blue: 0.239, alpha: 1.00) lblNumbersOfBanana.frame = CGRectMake(2, 1, viewOnrightButton.frame.width-20, 20) lblNumbersOfBanana.text = "001" var bananaImgView = UIImageView(frame: CGRect(x:

On this following screenshot, if I click on "v" from "Available Kiosks" this is launching the action of the back button... (not with the second "a"). I don't understand why, I've nothing special in my code (this is the default backbutton handled by the navigation controller). I also have the same bug with another application I did but I never notice this on others applications. Any Ideas ? Thank you. That's not a bug, it does the same in Apple apps, and even on some (many / all ?) buttons. It's the behaviour of touch events on buttons : the area of the touch is larger than the button bounds. I