I have been getting unreliable results while trying to apply UIAppearance proxy styles to the UILabel class proxy. For example, the following works as I would expect:
[[UILabel appearance] setFont:[UIFont fontWithName:SOME_FONT size:SOME_SIZE]]; [[UILabel appearance] setShadowColor:[UIColor blackColor]]; Setting the textColor doesn't work, however, this:
[[UILabel appearance] setColor:[UIColor greenColor]]; does work. Kind of. It's somewhat unreliable and causes any instance-specific calls to setTextColor: to be ignored.
What is the correct way to apply UIAppearance styles to a UILabel?
OK, it turns out that you cannot style any UILabel properties using the UIAppearance proxy.
While the UILabel class conforms to the UIAppearanceContainer protocol, a check of UILabel.h shows that none of its properties are marked with UI_APPEARANCE_SELECTOR, the prerequisite for the use of UIAppearance.
Bugger.
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