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I have a somewhat transparent view (alpha = 0.6) that has some subviews. I’d like one of the subviews (a UILabel) to be drawn with alpha of 1.0 because the blending makes the text difficult to read but by adding it as a subview of the main view it has adopted its parent’s alpha value. Is there a way to override this behavior? I believe I’ll have to remove it from the subview but wanted to ask and see if maybe I’m missing something.
You are correct. You’ll have to move the UILabel out of the transparent view to get it to render as non-transparent.