uitabbar

I have this problem, I've got a navigation-based application, and on the one of the detail view i need to have UITabBar, which will display some UITableViews. Since apple documentation says "you should never add a tab bar controller to a navigation controller" it make quite a problem, i've found this sample: link text , it's working, but after picking one of the table view, the UITabBar disappears. Now that you are not using a TabBarController for showing the tableviews (as mentioned in the link), have you made sure that the table views or any other views you are adding when a tab is tapped

I have a UITabBar . I set a value for tab bar items: tabBarItem3?.badgeValue = String(self.numberOfProducts) Now I want to change its font to a specific font. Then I used this code : tabBarItem3?.setBadgeTextAttributes([NSFontAttributeName: UIFont(name: "IRANSans", size: 14)], for: .normal) It doesn't work. What should I do? Swift 3 UITabBarItem.appearance().setBadgeTextAttributes([NSFontAttributeName: UIFont(name: "IRANSans", size: 14)], for: .normal) UITabBarItem.appearance().setBadgeTextAttributes([NSFontAttributeName: UIFont(name: "IRANSans", size: 14)], for: .selected) UIKit updates the

Short of actually creating a UITabBarController and performing the relevant experiment, does iOS have a programmatic way of getting the maximum number of tabs that could show up in the tabBarController, without a "more" tab? This would be highly helpful for some cross-platform work I'm doing. rmaddy The most is 5 (on an iPhone, 8 on an iPad). When you add a sixth you get the 1st four plus a More tab with the other two. This can't be changed using a standard UITabBarController . Search github or other resources. There may be drop in replacement classes that will let you have more tabs shown at

Under iOs7, and not earlier versions, I've a line who pass through my Tab Bar (shown with green arrow on example picture from the link below). I don't know where the problem come from. Any idea how to correct it ? Thank you very much. I think you have to check the height of UITabBar in iOS 7. It is possible Apple has decreased the height of UITabBar, as per height of UITabBar you have to redesign your image for accurate result. If you're referring to the couple of pixel shadow on top of the bar, it's easy to remove. All you have to do is enable clipsToBounds on your tab bar, like so: [self

I want to disable the default action when user taps the tabbar item. For example, i have a tabbar with Tab1, Tab2 and Tab3. In Tab1, user can navigate from View1 to View3 (View1 > View2 > View3). If user is at View3, and he taps the Tab1, the application takes the user to View1 (the root view controller). I want to disable this functionality. I don't want the tap on Tab1 to pop all the view controllers. How can i do that? Edit: This behavior is a little strange, but a handy shortcut in case of deep hierarchy! You can implement following UITabBarControllerDelegate methods to disable this system