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Hello, Nexmind,
The FUIAlertView has some properties. If you set any of them, you have to set all of them. In order to set the alertView's backgroundColor, you can set like this : alertView.alertContainer.backgroundColor = [UIColor whiteColor];
Similarly,you can set self.view.backgroundColor after alertView showed,just like this : alertView.backgroundOverlay.backgroundColor = [UIColor clearColor];
It's not enough to set the properties mentioned above, you should also set all of the following properties : alertView.titleLabel.textColor alertView.titleLabel.font alertView.messageLabel.textColor alertView.messageLabel.font alertView.defaultButtonColor alertView.defaultButtonShadowColor alertView.defaultButtonFont alertView.defaultButtonTitleColor
Hi,
I have a little problem with the FUIAlertView in swift.... This code is in an @IBAction when touch a button:
And my screen change for look like that, under my current view:
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