I recently replaced the regular nav bar with an image I created. Works great for the iphone but on an ipad it is too small and it repeats my image I created across the top. How can I place another image that fits the ipad nav bar as well? I placed this code in BT_viewUtilities.m. The code I used to replace the nav bar with an image is as follows: if([theViewController.navigationController.navigationBar respondsToSelector:@selector(setBackgroundImage:forBarMetrics:)] ) { //iOS 5 new UINavigationBar custom background [theViewController.navigationController.navigationBar setBackgroundImage:[UIImage imageNamed:@navbarv1.png] forBarMetrics: UIBarMetricsDefault]; }else{ [theViewController.navigationController.navigationBar insertSubview:[[[UIImageView alloc] initWithImage:[UIImage imageNamed:@navbarv1.png]] autorelease] atIndex:0]; } Thank you in advance,

Have you tried replacing the navigation bar with an image on buzztouch.com? Are you using BT2.0?

No I have not!! I don't know we can replace it on buzz touch now!!

I started my app on 1.5. How do I switch to 2.0??

This feature is in 1.5, but right now, there does not seem to be a way to upgrade.

I started my app on 1.5. How do I switch to 2.0??

I will have to check, cause I didn't see it in 1.5!!

I am using 1.5 but there is no option to change the nav bar image.

I just tried 2.0 and this does not have an option to change the nav bar to an image of your own.

What type of screen are you using?

Tabbed layout with a home screen button design!! But that doesn't matter cause the nav bar stays the same at the top!!

Here is how I would approach this: 1. Load a screen into the control panel 2. Go down to the advanced options 3. Click on Navigation Bar/Status Bar 4. Then set Nav. Bar Style to "Hit the navigation Bar" 5. Then go down the page to Header Image 6. Place the file name in the corresponding boxes 7. Drag the file into Xcode, or upload the file to a web server depending on your option in #6 I hope this answers your questions. Jake

I will try that!! But if I do it this way I won't be able to have any buttons on the top in the nav bar!! Is that correct?

This is correct, but it is worth it. You can probably even have a transparent nav bar overlay the image, which would give it a cool look and give you the ability to have buttons.

Is there a way to just add code to my existing code i mentioned above and say if its an iPad use a certain image that I place? It works great for iPhone but on an iPad it needs to be a different size!!

If your code allows it (not familiar with Xcode) you would use an else statement, or a else if statement. Fred

@drmikeb create image for iPad named youriPhoneimage~ipad.png and place it into Image folder.