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--Kyle Sluder
(Sent from the road)

On Dec 4, 2010, at 7:11 AM, Phillip Mills <[email protected]> wrote:

> Yesterday I was getting frustrated that nothing I did in Interface Builder 
> produced a popover that looked right when I rotated my split view application 
> to portrait orientation.  Not only did it not look the way I wanted, I 
> couldn't get it back to its default appearance either.  It had decided that 
> the navigation bar should be white lettering embossed on a white background.  
> That's not how it looked in IB, but it's how it appeared in every (clean!) 
> build of the program.
> 
> Late last night, while away from the computer, something I remembered made me 
> suspicious.  When I was experimenting in IB with different options, I got to 
> a point where the changes weren't visible until I went to the 
> UINavigationController and toggled the "show" setting off and then on again.  
> I guessed that something had gotten messed up inside the .xib file.  This 
> morning I created an empty split view project, configured its MainWindow.xib 
> roughly like the problematic project and used a text editor to compare.  Sure 
> enough, there were persistent background color references in there that 
> didn't match the IB settings.
> 
> After some careful editing I still don't have what I'd prefer but I'm no 
> worse off than before I started color customization.  Compared to yesterday, 
> that's success!  :-)
> 
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