I have added the Socialize tool bar to my app. However, the tool bar is positioned at the bottom of the screen and covers up my Buzztouch tool bar. This is an issue on certain screens because I need the ability to use some of the button functions. If I change some of the values in the BTViewUtilies.m file I can move the tool bar but it also moves the content on the page up as well. Here is what I changed: From: CGFloat top = theViewController.view.bounds.size.height - 44; To: CGFloat top = theViewController.view.bounds.size.height - 88; Original Tool Bar Code: //frame for tool bar (same height as nav bar at bottom of screen) +(CGRect)frameForToolBarAtOrientation:(UIViewController *)theViewController:(BT_item *)theScreenData{ CGFloat height = UIInterfaceOrientationIsPortrait(theViewController.interfaceOrientation) ? 44 : 44; CGFloat top = theViewController.view.bounds.size.height - 44; return CGRectMake(0, top, theViewController.view.bounds.size.width, height); Any suggestions on how I can move the Buzztouch tool bar up so it can be viewed on the screen?

It should be technically just above the toolbar by default, unless you have completely changed your toolbar around?

Don't u think its funny looking to have 2 toolbars in the app? I switched to non-tabbed view

It looks good in an iPad. Not so much on the iPhone (the double tab)

It is a little funny but it is only in the photo galleries so the can save the image. I was able to change the socialize toolbar to a solid black so it blends in with the BT toolbar. Before I made the change it looked very funny. Also, I figured out my problem. I had an incorrect setting for the Nav bar in my BT control panel.

Here is what the double toolbar looks like with the all black Socialize toolbar. http://www.thefootballschedule.com/mobile/app/graphics_teams/photo.jpg

Here was the solution to my my question. BT_viewutilities.m //frame for tool bar (same height as nav bar at bottom of screen) +(CGRect)frameForToolBarAtOrientation:(UIViewController *)theViewController:(BT_item *)theScreenData{ CGFloat height = UIInterfaceOrientationIsPortrait(theViewController.interfaceOrientation) ? 44 : 44; CGFloat top = theViewController.view.bounds.size.height - 88; return CGRectMake(0, top, theViewController.view.bounds.size.width, height); } I changed the following line (changed 44 to 88) CGFloat top = theViewController.view.bounds.size.height - 88;

Nice, thanks for posting your fix.. are you adding Socialize to all of your screens or just a few?

@gb78 Ahhh ok. Thanks for posting the fix.

Question. Have you created an entity in socialize yet? That part is difficult for me. Maybe because I'm slow. Lol Sevens

@mysps - yes, I am adding them to all of my screens.

@gb78 Thanks for sharing and posting that screen shot. Gives me a much better idea of what it could look like. Playing around with Socialize a bit and trying to decide what to use and how/where....