I a using QMBParallaxScrollViewController almost identically to your 'Map View Example'. I wanted to create a partially transparent overlay that would sit on top of my map (the backgroundView) and which would be a part of and would scroll with my foregroundScrollView. The backgoundView was in fact being inserted above the foregroundScrollView, so my image overlay was sitting behind the map instead of on top of it. This simple change fixes that and allows people to have content in their foregroundScrollView that sits on top of their backgroundView.
I a using QMBParallaxScrollViewController almost identically to your 'Map View Example'. I wanted to create a partially transparent overlay that would sit on top of my map (the
backgroundView) and which would be a part of and would scroll with myforegroundScrollView. ThebackgoundViewwas in fact being inserted above theforegroundScrollView, so my image overlay was sitting behind the map instead of on top of it. This simple change fixes that and allows people to have content in theirforegroundScrollViewthat sits on top of theirbackgroundView.