enum RandomTips { case GlobalTint
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case GlobalTint
This is a good one for those who heavily customize their UI, or even slightly customize it. It’s not uncommon to want to make a modification to the color scheme of your app. Turns out it’s even easier than it first appears to be.
- Select your storyboard in the file navigator
- Click anywhere in the storyboard canvas
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- Select the file inspector, if it’s not already selected
- Now you can set the global tint
Now with a single setting, our entire ui is even prettier!
There are a couple potential features/caveats here:
- it’s a per-storyboard setting
- If you have multiple storyboards, you’ll have to set each one individually
- it’s the tint color only
- no global background or other aspects of color theming
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case GlobalTint
This is a good one for those who heavily customize their UI, or even slightly customize it. It’s not uncommon to want to make a modification to the color scheme of your app. Turns out it’s even easier than it first appears to be.
- Select your storyboard in the file navigator
- Click anywhere in the storyboard canvas
- Select the file inspector, if it’s not already selected
- Now you can set the global tint
Now with a single setting, our entire ui is even prettier!
There are a couple potential features/caveats here:
- it’s a per-storyboard setting
- If you have multiple storyboards, you’ll have to set each one individually
- it’s the tint color only
- no global background or other aspects of color theming