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I added the UITabBarController to the application using the storyboard, and I connected it to the existing views which I want the user to be able to jump to.
But I am a bit confused about how to make the tas at the bottom apear on every screen? What is the step that I am missing?
Thank you!
The tab bar controller should be the root view controller for your window (there is usually only one window in an iOS app). Any other view controllers should be added as children of the tab bar controller (with setViewControllers:). You add one view controller to the viewControllers array for each tab. The order you add them determines the order of the tabs. The tab bar controller presents the tabs at the bottom of every screen while these child view controllers present the views above the tabs.