Reputation: 6555
I'm trying to remove the glow from a UIBarButton item so that my text appears to be a label instead of a button. I've seen various posts talking about how to do this through interface builder or by setting a boolean variable "showsTouchWhenHighlighted", but neither of these options are available to me it appears. I've tried setting the showsTouchWhenHighlighted in the .m viewDidLoad where I change the font and font-size but the UIBarButtonItem doesn't appear to have that property. I also only have the options in the following image to change in InterfaceBuilder.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 1664
Reputation: 623
try this:
`
UILabel *label = [[UILabel alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(140 , 0, 50, 250)];
[label setBackgroundColor:[UIColor clearColor]];
label.text = @"TEXT";
UIView *view = (UIView *) label;
[self.barItem setCustomView:view];
`
note: self.barItem is a UIBarButtonItem added from the object library and placed between two flexible spaces.
another way is to remove the [self.barItem setCustom:view]
line and change the parameters of the label (width) so that it fills the entire toolbar and set the alignment to middle and the font by yourself in code,
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 35626
There is a way to do this (a bit of a hack but it works). Just drag a UIButton
into your toolbar (instead of a UIBarButtonItem
). Then a UIBarButtonItem
will be automatically be created for you as a superview for your UIButton
. Then you just set it like this:
UIBarButtonItem
UIButton
Here is a screenshot to use as reference:
Note: Just remember that from now on any updates on the text must be made on the UIButton
Upvotes: 2