I'm currently developing my first IOS app and I want to give the user the option to pick an icon for the app. I'm currently giving the user the option to set the icon from a list of preset icons that I have created manually, but when I'm doing it like this I have to make every possible image, but i would like to give the user the option to pick a background colour and then pick a tint colour for the logo.
Is this possible?
This is how i would like to do it:
Background:
Select background:
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Logo:
set tint:
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I have been stuck on a problem since last week. The thing is when I build on my phone/simulator, my app works well shows like the first picture with label and texts showing perfectly. But, when I archive and upload to testFlight or exports, it shows like the second picture(No visible Text/UILabel anywhere in the app).
Things I’ve tried:
custom font: I was able to override the systemfont successfully but still faced with the same problem after upload
accessibility inspector: I was able to read out the texts in the label meaning they are there but not showing.
This is the correct way for the app to show. The text and labels should be visible:
This is how it is showing when i upload and install from Testflight. All text and labels blank (even UIAlertViewController):
Is it possible to have your dark mode on on the device you install the build? And maybe you used custom colors within the app so it only reflects in the text colors, which may be system.
E.g.: you used custom white for your background color (not system white) and the text was system black. After changing to dark mode, the text will turn white, but the background will stay white because it's custom
Can I preview for user by selecting each theme?
I set 4 images for each option .. And so the user can see a preview of the subject evaluation before Respring
For example:
I want the image to be displayed only in the "Pixel Green" selection
Is it possible?
It's out of a tweak for a Jailbreak device
Within PreferenceBundles
I have seen this question asked before however I haven't found a response that seems to work too well.
I am new to Xcode and am trying to make an app for iOS where a user can go into the settings tab and choose a theme such as Red where the buttons, background etc. can change to a certain color. Is there a way to do this by referencing the attributes tab and then telling Xcode to change the button property if the settings button is pressed.
Also if the background is using an image is there a way to change that image with another one if a button is pressed.
I am using Xcode 8.2 and using Swift 3.
Can we change from default blue color of Phone number(UITextView...with detect Phone Number option enabled in xib file) to other color in objective c?
For example number like 00471122345 shown in blue color in app which is not suiting by application back ground.
You can't change the default text colors in a UITextView. If you want control over text colors, the best way is to use UIWebView. It even has built-in detect phone numbers, if you want that. In a web view, you can change the text color, the background color, the link color, the visited link color, etc. just like on a normal web page.
(You can also do fancy alignment, tabling, add images, put have different parts of text be different size/font/color, etc. It's just a web page! :)
HI ,
i am using Tinymce with advimage plugin in my rails application.
I have doubt that When i click on the Insert/Edit iamge in the Tinymce a popup window comes and in the appearance tab the preview is not shown
How to get the preview image ?? in the Appearance tab
There are two "previews" in the Advanced Image plugin dialog. The first is the preview of the image you have selected. The second is to allow you to visualise what the style changes you make (for instance border, alignment) would look like and uses an "sample" image.
I assume what you would like to see is your selected image displayed instead of the "sample" image. To achieve this, you will need to alter the advimage plugin, which is bundled with TinyMCE, to use the currently selected image instead of the default (sample.gif).
One thing to consider is that if your end user selects a large image, then they wouldn't be able to see the application of the style changes within the small preview window.