NSAttributedString for iOS using Interface Builder

Most of the things that I highlighted during the last post can be built easily with Interface Builder. I tried to replicate the example I showed in that post and I was able to do 90% of it without writing a single line of code…how great is that! Let me show you how.

Erase the viewDidLoad method. Go to viewController.xib, drag a UILabel on the view, open the attributes Inspector and choose Attributed under Text (this is equivalent to instantiate a NSAttributedString object). You will be able to edit your text from there. Now, change the font, size, color, highlight, add a shadow… You only have to choose the portion of text that you want to change and do it right there. You can see it on the following figure. I added 3 UILabels and I changed its properties trying to match the example from the previous post…and it worked quite well, right?

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Thrilled to share those tricks with you!

Enjoy!

Eva

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