Three20 library - subclass of TTPhotoViewController has an opaque navigation bar?

EDIT: I'm an idiot. You're trying to set the style not the color. The below is all valid information, but what you almost certainly want is the navigationBarStyle property defined by TTViewController Sorry.

EDIT: I'm an idiot. You're trying to set the style, not the color. The below is all valid information, but what you almost certainly want is the navigationBarStyle property defined by TTViewController.Sorry.

Three20 has a "style sheet" mechanism built into it, the intended purpose of which is to save you from having to set tint colors, fonts, etc. On all of the many UI objects in your app, over and over. However, if you don't know it's there, you end up in exactly this situation. What you need to do is: Create a subclass of TTDefaultStyleSheet in your application, and override at least this method: - (UIColor*)navigationBarTintColor { return RGBCOLOR(119, 140, 168); } Someplace in your app (probably applicationDidFinishLaunching:), call: TTStyleSheet setGlobalStyleSheet: YourStyleSheetClass alloc init autorelease; (You might want to browse around in TTDefaultStyleSheet.

H, because there are a whole pile of other styles defined there that are used by the framework, and that you might also want to override. ).

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