IPhone iOS5 Storyboard change navbar appearance?

This will continue to work with storyboards. The appearance class method returns a proxy object that defines style information for all created instances of that class.

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I want my navbars to use black transparent appearance. In my non-storyboard apps, I could put this code in the AppDidFinishLoadingWithOptions : UINavigationBar appearance setTintColor:AppColors navBarColor; UINavigationBar appearance setBarStyle:UIBarStyleBlackTranslucent; UINavigationBar appearance setAlpha:0.7; UITableView appearance backgroundViewsetBackgroundColor:AppColors tableViewBackgroundColor; UITableViewCell appearance backgroundViewsetBackgroundColor:AppColors tableViewCellBackgroundColor; Where would this code go if I'm using a storyboard? It appears that my controllers are loaded before the app finishes launching Thank you!

Iphone objective-c ios storyboard link|improve this question asked Dec 31 '11 at 1:43Alex Stone1,630422 83% accept rate.

Doh! It does work the same :) – Alex Stone Dec 31 '11 at 1:48.

Try putting it in the viewDidLoad method in your applications root view controller.

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