Starting with iOS5.0, one can provide a custom background for the UIPopoverController
. That background has to be derived from UIPopoverBackgroundView
which does provide the normal UIView
properties like alpha
.
Note that the name is a bit confusing - the UIPopoverBackgroundView
provides the frame-, the arrow- as well as the background-graphics.
So if you need an entirely semi-transparent UIPopoverController
, all you have to do is supply a UIPopoverBackgroundView
class which sets its alpha
towards something below 1.0
. You will also need to make sure that your contentViewController's view is (fully) transparent.
Example:
For details, see the popoverBackgroundViewClass
property of UIPopoverController
:
popoverBackgroundViewClass
The class to use for displaying the popover background content.
@property (nonatomic, readwrite, retain) Class popoverBackgroundViewClass
Discussion
The default value of this property is nil, which indicates that the
popover controller should use the default popover appearance. Setting
this property to a value other than nil causes the popover controller
to use the specified class to draw the popover’s background content.
The class you specify must be a subclass of UIPopoverBackgroundView.
Availability
Available in iOS 5.0 and later.
Declared In
UIPopoverController.h
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