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Is it possible to opt-out of dark mode on iOS 13?
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Closed 2 years ago.
Hi everyone I need information. I noticed that after installing xcode11 any new project I run this has enabled darkmode on the storyboard. is it possible to disable this function?
In Xcode, with the Storyboard open, go to the bottom left of the screen and look for "View as: |DeviceName|".
Tap it to expand the bottom window for the storyboard preview settings. You will see the middle setting is "Interface Style". Choose the empty one for Light and the filled one for Dark.
Heres a screenshot:
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how to add animation to launch screen in iOS 9.3 using Objective c
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Closed 3 years ago.
I've been trying to add one of this coded cool animations I found https://iosexample.com/fancy-and-beautiful-loaders-for-you-awesome-apps/ in my launch screen (splash screen) when my app first starts. My intuition was to create a LaunchScreen UIViewController class, link it to the LaunchScreen.storyboard, and insert the code there. Unfortunately I haven't found much documentation on that and I've read that apple does not allow to run code on launchscreen. Do you know what could be a possible solution to this? Thanks
use Main storyboard ViewController to splash add animation on it, if want like that then go in targets -> General -> Deployment Info -> set Main Interface to Main Storyboard because you need to remove launch screen and also set in launch screen file..
Thanks hope it works!
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Xcode 8.1 storyboard showing blue lines only
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Closed 4 years ago.
After I upgrade to Mojave and update to Xcode 10 my storyboards are not showing any element, just displaying a blue border.
How can I fix this!
EDIT:
The answers given here Here do not resolve my problem.
Try these solutions:
Try to quit Xcode, then clear derived data first then open the Xcode project.
I attached a screenshot, make sure "Automatically Refresh Views" should be checked. Also, click on 'Refresh All Views' option.
Note: Try to enable and disable again to this property: 'Show Bound Rectangles'
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Custom On/Off Image iOS 7.0 UI Switch
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Closed 8 years ago.
I have a UISwitch outlet on my toolbar, and I've set off/on-images in the interface builder, but they don't appear when I run the app.
Is there anything extraordinary you have to do to make these images appear instead of the standard switch-look? I really thought this would be a straight forward process.
Unfortunately, there are no off-on images. You can't customize the look of a UISwitch except for tint colors. The off-on images were withdrawn back in iOS 7.
(So the extraordinary thing you would have to do would be to run on iOS 6!)
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Status bar and navigation bar issue in IOS7
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Closed 9 years ago.
I am using .xib files in my app and I am using xcode5.
If I run my app in iOS6 and earlier, the alignments are missing.
Any one know about this issue?
Do we have to create separate .xib files for iOS7 and iOS6?
EDIT: I turned off Autolayout but under iOS6, the views are still going down by 20 pixels.
If you haven't done so already, turn off AutoLayout in your xib files. Autolayout only came in with iOS 6 and newer iOS versions.
Also, you can preview what XIB files look like between iOS 6 and iOS 7 via a popup menu in the File Inspector:
in iOS7, the app windows starts from y=0px (in iOS6-, it begins at y=20px).
The quickest and easiest way to handle this, (and since you're already using Xcode5), is to switch off Autolayout and utilize the iOS6/7 Delta values for every view.
Basically:
Select every viewController's main view and uncheck "Use Autolayout"
Select every subView (UIButton, UILabel etc), go to the frame setting section
Increase their Y frame values by 20
but it seems you, #SudhakarTharigoppula, don't need to do this step.
...just do the next step
Enter a value of -20 for ΔY
This will start your app by leaving 20px in iOS7 but back in iOS6, the ΔY of -20px will compensate for the extra 20px you had given to every subView.
see: Status bar and navigation bar issue in IOS7
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Status bar and navigation bar appear over my view's bounds in iOS 7
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Interface Builder: What are the UIView's Layout iOS 6/7 Deltas for?
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Closed 9 years ago.
I am creating an application that will work in both iOS 6 and iOS 7. I have a view with a header image at the top. In iOS6 it works fine as it doesn't cover or interfere with the status bar at the top of the screen. However, in iOS 7 the view mixes in with the status bar and it looks terrible. I would need to know how to rectify this without it affecting iOS 6?
Select your view containing elements in Interface Builder.
Select Size Inspector tab from right menu.
in iOS 6/7 Deltas, give -20 in Delta-Y and 20 in Delta-height.
NOTE: not applicable using Auto-layouts.