He showed how to dynamically create an image based on the color you want for your background. The ways to get selected text are shown below: Example-1: By using window. Handling selected text is different for different browsers. It can be done very easily using the window and document objects and their properties. I found a great thread on Stack Overflow suggested by user Tim. There may be a need to find out the text selected/highlighted by the user. The solution to this problem is to use the available background image property that allows you to set a different image for different states. Many of the apps that I have created lately use flat-button design with a solid color background.īecause of this, not having the ability to change the background color for different states causes difficulties. I think the trend is somewhere in the middle of using buttons with just text and a skeuomorphic design. They conveyed their different states and purposes with just text color. IOS 7 notoriously broke away from skeuomorphism and introduced buttons that had no background color. For some reason, Apple decided not to include it. For instance, you can change the title, font, text color, shadow color, image, and background image, but not the background color. There are also many items on a UIButton that you can customize for the different states. This extension adds a bit of functionality that is sorely missing from UIButton, giving you the ability to set the background color for different button states.Ī UIButton can be in many states: default, selected, highlighted, or disabled. The eighth item in my Swift Tool Belt is an extension for UIButton.
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