How do I create a textured background (image palette) color like grouped tableview background color?

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I was wondering if anyone knows how to setup a new textured color in the palette. See the image below. I tried to click on Other.... and then put a image palette on.

Like so: So now I can select only one pixel out of it. I wish I could select more. It would make the work a lot easier instead of setting the background programatically every time.

If you have any suggestions of things I can try such as files to override or anything please help... Thanks. Programatically is kinda easy. But I'm making a universal app (iphone and Ipad) and... well there must be a way around it.

Here's how I do it programatically: UIImage *wood = UIImage imageNamed:@"woodenBack. Png"; self.tableView. BackgroundColor = UIColor colorWithPatternImage:wood; uitableview xcode4 ios5 storyboard background-color link|improve this question edited Feb 20 at 19:29 asked Feb 20 at 19:12Farini188111 89% accept rate.

Why don't you set table background image "woodenBack. Png"? – Rupesh Mar 20 at 6:02 Are you trying to use a different image between iPhone / iPad?

You might just have to bite the bullet and do this in code. – pzearfoss Mar 25 at 18:34 Yeah apparently... I wish it was easier though. They have some other ones ready.

But thanks for trying to help – Farini Mar 27 at 1:29.

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