I tried to do this but finally opted to use the default shadowOffset and play with the shadowColor to give the inner drop shadow effect to the text. In small texts it gives you a good inner shadow effect. For example, if you have a grayColor background and apply a whiteColor to the shadow, then you have an acceptable inner shadow effect Sometimes, it's better to design those texts with graphic tools and make localized copies if needed.
I tried to do this but finally opted to use the default shadowOffset and play with the shadowColor to give the inner drop shadow effect to the text. In small texts it gives you a good inner shadow effect. For example, if you have a grayColor background and apply a whiteColor to the shadow, then you have an acceptable inner shadow effect.
Sometimes, it's better to design those texts with graphic tools and make localized copies if needed.
Answer here : Inner Shadow in UILabel Long code but it seems to work.
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