I am unable to change the background color of static UITableViewCells on iOS 7, when running on iPad device. You can easily check this with following setup:
- Make a new universal project in Xcode 5 with two storyboards.
- In each storyboard, put only one controller - table view controller, and set it as the initial one.
- Put a few (e.g. 3) static cells in the table view in both controllers/storyboards.
- Set the background color of each static cell to different colors in Interface Builder (I use red, green, and clear colors).
Now, run the app on iPhone and iPad simulators (iOS 7).
On the iPhone simulator, everything is ok;
while on the iPad simulator, all cells are colored white.
I tried to force iPad to work correctly by setting runtime properties in Interface Builder for cells:
backgroundColor
to clear color
contentView.backgroundColor
to clear color
backgroundView
to nil
but nothing helps. Actually, setting the runtime property of contentView.backgroundColor
will change the cell color, but it does not work with clear color (which means there is another view colored in white behind it).
It is very strange that two devices on same version of iOS produce different results. Can anyone else confirm this bug?
Does anyone have a solution to this problem, or the only way is to go for dynamic properties + setting color in cellForRowAtIndexPath
? I would like to use static cells, because the nature of the problem is static.
p.s. I just realized that I forgot to try to set the backgroundView.backgroundColor
runtime property to clear color, and I don't have access to a Mac at the moment. Maybe that would do the trick.
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