As far as I understand, the only way to modify the default fonts is by subclassing.
Is there any chance you could expose those labels/buttons so we can modify them directly, instead of having to subclass? I'm currently having issues trying to subclass in Swift using Generics. I'm forced to create concrete subclasses and that's not ideal. :/
I just want to modify the font for the title/description header text, as well as the RMAction buttons I add. Not just for RMActionController but also for the RMDateSelectionViewController.
Is this something you would consider adding, a better way to modify default values without having to subclass? Even you don't want to expose the UI elements directly, using a custom "default styles" object/class would do the job as well.
CooperRS
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6 years ago
Hey there,
As far as I understand, the only way to modify the default fonts is by subclassing.
Is there any chance you could expose those labels/buttons so we can modify them directly, instead of having to subclass? I'm currently having issues trying to subclass in Swift using Generics. I'm forced to create concrete subclasses and that's not ideal. :/
I just want to modify the font for the title/description header text, as well as the RMAction buttons I add. Not just for RMActionController but also for the RMDateSelectionViewController.
Is this something you would consider adding, a better way to modify default values without having to subclass? Even you don't want to expose the UI elements directly, using a custom "default styles" object/class would do the job as well.
What do you think?