Change tint color / font color of Done / Cancel buttons about actionsheetpicker-3.0 HOT 16 CLOSED

Hi. There is no support to choose tint color yet.

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If you want to set custom tint color for buttons - you can implement your own buttons and replace default buttons with your own by methods: setCancelButton: and setDoneButton:

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+1 yeah this is a must have feature I think

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Also would very much appreciate this.

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@rustanacexd , @jrustonapps ok, I reopen this issue, since there is at least 3 person mention about this.. I can't promise, that I will implement it in near future, but I'm open for a pull requests and you can implement this feature by yourself also. (as I mention above by methods: setCancelButton: and setDoneButton: )

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A working workaround you can use is to set a tint color to the main window that hosts the actionpicker, in the SWActionSheet.m file as follows:

- (UIWindow *)window
{
    if ( SWActionSheetWindow )
    {
        return SWActionSheetWindow;
    }
    else
    {
        return SWActionSheetWindow = ({
            UIWindow *window = [[UIWindow alloc] initWithFrame:[UIScreen mainScreen].bounds];
            window.windowLevel        = UIWindowLevelAlert;
            window.backgroundColor    = [UIColor clearColor];

            // Window Tint Color.
            [window setTintColor:[UIColor whatEverColor]];

            window.rootViewController = [SWActionSheetVC new];
            window;
        });
    }
}

PS. This will set the tint color of the default buttons in every single instance of actionsheetpicker in your project.

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You can set the color for a single button by using setTitleTextAttiributes. Here is the example

    UIBarButtonItem *barButtonNext1 = [[UIBarButtonItem alloc]
                                       initWithTitle:NSLocalizedString(@"Next", nil)
                                       style:UIBarButtonItemStylePlain
                                       target:self
                                       action:@selector(genderNextTapped:element:)];

    [barButtonNext1 setTitleTextAttributes:@{NSForegroundColorAttributeName : [UIColor blackColor]} forState:UIControlStateNormal];
    [self.pickerGender setDoneButton:barButtonNext1];

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+1, I'd love to have this feature too without to have override the native buttons.

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For what it's worth, another workaround is to override this method from AbstractActionSheetPicker in whatever subclass of a subclass you can create to set whatever color you want:

- (UIBarButtonItem *)createButtonWithType:(UIBarButtonSystemItem)type target:(id)target action:(SEL)buttonAction
{
    UIBarButtonItem *barButton = [super createButtonWithType:type target:target action:buttonAction];
    barButton.tintColor = [UIColor whiteColor];
    return barButton;
}

This will keep the default button behavior but change the styles. Of course, you could also make a property of your subclass, etc. I know people are all about composition over inheritance, but hackers gotta hack.

In any case, this a very useful library and saves a lot of time.

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+1, I was just told to change the tint color.

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+1

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ActionSheetStringPicker does not conform to the UIAppearanceContainer protocol
+1 would be nice have this protocol to set same colours for all pickers in app

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+1

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Hooray, guys! Please welcome version 2.2.0. Now you can use toolbarButtonsColor to easily setup color of toolbar buttons! As well as toolbarBackgroundColor property to setup background color! 🎉

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It would still be nice to set the font without having to override the button completely. If you do provide a custom button, do the doneBlock and cancel closures still get called? I ask because UIBarButtonItems ask for a target and action (a selector).

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Yes, you don't have to set a selector to your custom UIBarButtonItem if you have a doneBlock set
(same for cancel). The block will be called.

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