iOS 7 — Storyboard default tint color

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p0lAris picture p0lAris · Oct 13, 2013 · Viewed 8.4k times · Source

I have multiple storyboards in my app and for one specific storyboard I wish to have a different color scheme. This may not be according to iOS 7 guidelines but nonetheless, I am wondering if there is a way to change the tint color for every UIControl for a particular storyboard.

Answer

Scott Berrevoets picture Scott Berrevoets · Oct 13, 2013

Yes, if you go to the File inspector, you can set the global color per storyboard. In fact, I don't think you can set the tint color for multiple storyboards at once (aside from doing it in code).

Select the File inspector:

The second section looks like this:

Change the Global Tint, and that color will be the tint color for your entire storyboard.

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