If you're setting title's in a navigation bar, you can customise the font, size and color of those titles by adjusting the title Text Attributes attribute for your navigation bar. To do this on a single bar just set it directly whenever you want to; to change all bars, set it inside your app delegate using the appearance proxy for UINavigation Bar so that it kicks in before the first bar is loaded. Here's an example that makes title text be 24-point Georgia Bold in red: let attrs = [ NSForeground Color Attribute Name : UIColor.red Color NSFont Attribute Name : UIFont(name: Georgia- Bold, size: 24)! ] UINavigation Bar.appearance.title Text Attributes = attrs Did this solution work for you? Please pass it on! Tweet Other people are reading About the Swift Knowledge Base This is part of the Swift Knowledge Base, a free, searchable collection of solutions for common i OS questions. Want to learn Swift faster? Get 38 Swift projects in PDF and HTML: buy the Hacking with Swift book! It contains over 1200 pages of hands-on Swift tutorials, and will really help boost your i OS career Copyright ©2016 Paul Hudson. Follow me: @twostraws.
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i OS9 System Semibold 17 ( San Francisco) [ UIFont system Font Of Size:17 weight: UIFont Weight Semibold] i OS8 System Semibold 17 ( Helvetica Neue) [ UIFont system Font Of Size:17 weight: UIFont Weight Semibold] i OS7 System Bold 17 ( Helvetica Neue) [ UIFont bold System Font Of Size:17];.
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