scringo panel colour issue

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Walms Code is Art Posts: 235 Reg: Aug 24, 2011 Derby 3,300	confirm \| cancel 08/05/12 01:11 PM (13 years ago) scringo panel colour issue I have (almost!) successfully installed the scringo sdk. However I am getting a transparent panel colour and the menu text is white making it almost impossible to tell its there. Anyone else had similar issues? as far as am aware I have followed the instructional exactly Title Comments I have (almost!) successfully installed the scringo sdk. However I am getting a transparent panel colour and the menu text is white making it almost impossible to tell its there. Anyone else had similar issues? as far as am aware I have followed the instructional exactly

SkullyFox Apple Fan Posts: 169 Reg: Jul 15, 2012 Armidale 12,190	08/05/12 03:50 PM (13 years ago) By the sound of it you opted for the 'dark' menu, Make sure you have dragged both the SDK and the 'scringo.bundle' files into Xcode - the 'scringo.bundle' file is the one that contains all the images for Scringo including the backgrounds. if you have done all that, expand the 'scringo.bundle' in you xcode project and scroll through the list of images until you find your side bar backgrounds - they should be about 3/4 the way to the bottom. if they arent there browse the bundle package itself and see if they are there, might be a name mismatch or the image wasnt brought into Xcode. if it isnt there at all i would suggest re-downloading the package and trying again. i havent been doing this long and i have already had many packages downloaded that werent quite right. Good luck! Dave Comments By the sound of it you opted for the 'dark' menu, Make sure you have dragged both the SDK and the 'scringo.bundle' files into Xcode - the 'scringo.bundle' file is the one that contains all the images for Scringo including the backgrounds. if you have done all that, expand the 'scringo.bundle' in you xcode project and scroll through the list of images until you find your side bar backgrounds - they should be about 3/4 the way to the bottom. if they arent there browse the bundle package itself and see if they are there, might be a name mismatch or the image wasnt brought into Xcode. if it isnt there at all i would suggest re-downloading the package and trying again. i havent been doing this long and i have already had many packages downloaded that werent quite right. Good luck! Dave

Walms Code is Art Posts: 235 Reg: Aug 24, 2011 Derby 3,300	08/06/12 02:45 AM (13 years ago) thanks dave ill give it a try tonight. Im quite keen to get this working as it will compliment my app well. Comments thanks dave ill give it a try tonight. Im quite keen to get this working as it will compliment my app well.

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