Maybe an odd ask, but I would really like for a button that is added via rmq.append(UIButton, :action_button) to have the default iOS blue tint color.
I've found some answers on stack that provide the RGB values for that color, but I would think that hooking into UIAppearance would be a more flexible option.
Is this doable with RMQ? I suppose I could create a style that uses tintColor and the RGB of the iOS default, but I think it'd be more helpful to inherit by default the color of the most near UIAppearance (i.e. the superview, the view controller, the application window).
I'm grasping at straws a little bit here, but I found it odd that just adding a UIButton via rmq.append() with no style attributes inserts a button with seemingly clear text.
Maybe an odd ask, but I would really like for a button that is added via
rmq.append(UIButton, :action_button)to have the default iOS blue tint color.I've found some answers on stack that provide the RGB values for that color, but I would think that hooking into UIAppearance would be a more flexible option.
Is this doable with RMQ? I suppose I could create a style that uses
tintColorand the RGB of the iOS default, but I think it'd be more helpful to inherit by default the color of the most near UIAppearance (i.e. the superview, the view controller, the application window).I'm grasping at straws a little bit here, but I found it odd that just adding a
UIButtonviarmq.append()with no style attributes inserts a button with seemingly clear text.