If you place a split view controller inside a tab bar controller the navigation bar and tab bar are darker on the left side. I\'ve attached a screenshot. I created this by cre
While other answers get rid of the gray areas, the content doesn't appear behind the bars, making them not translucent in practice. If you wish to keep the effect, I found a workaround: don't use Storyboards.
func application(_ application: UIApplication, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [UIApplication.LaunchOptionsKey: Any]?) -> Bool {
let greenVC = UIViewController()
greenVC.view.backgroundColor = .green
let redVC = UIViewController()
redVC.view.backgroundColor = .red
let splitVC = UISplitViewController()
splitVC.viewControllers = [UINavigationController(rootViewController: greenVC), UINavigationController(rootViewController: redVC)]
let rootTBC = UITabBarController()
rootTBC.viewControllers = [splitVC]
window?.rootViewController = rootTBC
return true
}
Before, using stock Interface Builder controllers (notice the gray backdrops of master navigation bar and tab bar):
After, instantiating controllers in code (see how the backdrops get the right color of the background now):