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The app I’m working on has a particular color scheme, so I was wondering if it is possible to set a “default” background color, text color, and font size so that every time I create a new view, or label in Interface Builder I don’t have to change all of these parameters.
As of iOS 5, there is the
UIAppearanceprotocol that all of the standard UI elements implement. Using the “Appearance proxy” you can set the appearance for ALL objects of that type in a given application. More information can be found in the incredibly helpful and informative WWDC ’12 session on “Advanced Appearance Customization on iOS”