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Asked: 2026-05-25T06:21:52+00:00

I created a UIScrollView. I set up the dimensions and then I am trying

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I created a UIScrollView.
I set up the dimensions and then I am trying to add UILabels.

However the labels are all white text (annoying because I have to change the property per label).

Is there a way to make all labels (new ones that are dragged from IB to the view) have a default text color of black?

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I want to use IB as much as I can. Therefore I want to drag UILabel from the Library palette to the UIView. When I do this, the UILabel is set to white (default). I want the default color to be Black. I know I can do this programatically but I am trying to avoid that unless I really really need to.

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  1. Editorial Team

    There’s no easy way to do exactly what you want. But what you can do is create a label with the properties you want, store it somewhere on the drawing board but not in the view, then duplicate it each time you want a new label instead of dragging on a new one. You can duplicate easily using option+drag.

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