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Aug 7, 2013
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Please can anyone help me i am making an app and i want to have a grey background up there like safari but when i place my buttons etc there the grey image just go over them so i can't see any thing i did! please help :p
 
You need to provide us a bit more information. If you are adding an image view for your background you are doing it wrong. You could just click on the background view (the view controller's view property) and change the background color to light grey or whatever in the properties inspector. A screenshot might help
 
Please can anyone help me i am making an app and i want to have a grey background up there like safari but when i place my buttons etc there the grey image just go over them so i can't see any thing i did! please help :p

You have a bug on line 173.


Which is a sarcastic way of saying: "How are we supposed to know what you're doing wrong when you provided almost no information about your project?"

Are you using XIBs or storyboards? What version of Xcode? How is your view controller's view hierarchy structured? What are you doing to create a background? If you're doing it all in IB, show a screenshot of the outline view of your XIB/Storyboard scene. If you're using code, post that code.

Also show a screen-shot of the simulator that shows the problem you are having.
 
You have a bug on line 173.


Which is a sarcastic way of saying: "How are we supposed to know what you're doing wrong when you provided almost no information about your project?"

Are you using XIBs or storyboards? What version of Xcode? How is your view controller's view hierarchy structured? What are you doing to create a background? If you're doing it all in IB, show a screenshot of the outline view of your XIB/Storyboard scene. If you're using code, post that code.

Also show a screen-shot of the simulator that shows the problem you are having.

I'd recommend uploading the .xib file or .storyboard file if you are using one of those, rather than a screenshot of it. There's a lot of stuff that you can't capture all in a single screenshot.
 
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