UIStatusBar merge with UINavigationBar for iOS 7 - uinavigationbar

I have UINavigationBar which is green color and have UIStatusBar which is black color. It seems great for iOS 6, but now its transparent in iOS 7. So i just upgrade my app according to iOS 7 new design fundamentals and i want to merge my NavigationBar and StatusBar. How can i merge them ?

You have to design new navigation bar image for iOS 7 specially with height (44 + 20[status bar height]) = 64 for 1x & 128 for 2x and you have to manually check for iOS versions if iOS 6 and earlier version set old image and for iOS 7 and later version setup new resized image.

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update tab bar height in iOS 7/8 from iOS 6 - UITabBar

I am updating an app that was written for previous iOS (5/6). I have updated the icons for the tab bar; according to the Apple requirements (Icon and Image Sizes) they are 50x50p for all devices except the iphone 6 plus. Unfortunately also my tab bar is 49 pixels in height (keep still the iOS6 size) and the icons cover its entire space. This tab bar (UITabBar) was created in the Interface builder but I am not able to change "size inspector" values.
iOS 6/7 Deltas values don't do anything.
I have setted the Deployment Target to iOS 7.1 and Base SDK to 8.0
How can i change/increase the tab bar height like in iOS 7/8?

iOS 8 iPad tab bar height is different than iOS 7

Does any one know if the official documentation tells us the height of the tab bar on iOS 8 iPad applications?
My app's tab bar frame is (0, 719) (1024, 49) on my landscape iPad app on iOS 8.
For iOS 7, it's (0, 712), (1024, 56).
I read in https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/UserExperience/Conceptual/TransitionGuide/Bars.html that the height on iOS 7 ipads is 56 pixels. I'm guessing it's not the same for iOS 8?
Apple have changed the iPad tab bar height back to 49pt in iOS 8. An Apple engineer has confirmed the change. The documentation seems to have not updated however.
So for iPad, the UITabBar heights per iOS version are:
iOS 6 and earlier - 49pt
iOS 7 - 56pt
iOS 8 and later - 49pt
The tab bar has always been 49pt on iPhone and remains that way.
You can get the size of the tab bar programmatically instead
tabBarController?.tabBar.bounds.size

iPhone Tab bar icon are misaligned - iOS 7

I have an application that was initially built with iOS 4.0, but which is now iOS 7.0 + only.
I have a tab bar with 4 icons, and they used to be placed appropriately. But now, they are about 10 pixels higher than where they should be. (See images).
Before
Now
The icons, the text or the nib files have not changed. I don't know where to look. Any ideas?
Please update your image dimensions according to : Apple Human Interface Guidelines
It has been changed for iOS 7.
Adjust the tabbarItem imageInsets
navigationCtroller.tabBarItem.imageInsets = UIEdgeInsetsMake(7,0, -7,0);

Why Bar button item tint color changing in ios 6.0?

I am making my application support both iOS 6 and iOS 7 .
I am using Xcode 5 with iOS 7 SDK.
When I create the storyboard, the buttons in the navigation bar are in iOS 7 style.
But when I run it in iOS 6.0, it shows tint color in the background as following.
I want the iOS 7 style in iOS 6.
Is there any way to do that?
Yes You can make Navigation bar in iOS 6 look like Navigation bar in iOS 7
Just Go To This link :
Navigation bar in iOS 6 look like bar in iOS 7
And for more information Just Follow Apple documentation for iOS 7 UI Transition Guide

UIContainerView with embedded UITableViewController has a grey background on Xcode 5 (SDK 7)

After migration from Xcode 4.6.3 to Xcode 5 I had a lot of issue regarding the while UI stuff.
After compiling my application with SDK 7 (Deployment Target 6.1) my UIContainerViewbecomes grey. I've set the view background color of the container to white as well as the background color of the table view.
The old (original iOS 6 version had also a white background color)
Now it looks like this:
In iOS 7 it looks like expected:
I've found the solution.
Setting the background color doesn't work at all.
For Xamarin.iOS / Monotouch
TableView.BackgroundView = null;
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[UITableView setBackgroundView: nil];

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