Background color? about svpulltorefresh HOT 4 CLOSED

Yes. After creating the pullToRefreshView, do something like this:

parentView.pullToRefreshView.backgroundColor = [UIColor greenColor];

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But that backgroundcolor is only a the pullToRefreshView. If you pull the scroll view down, the part above this view is white.

If you set the backgroundColor to the scrollview, everything is colored (also the table...)

Any ideas?

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The white area you’re seeing above the pullToRefreshView is actually part of the table view’s scroller. To get the effect you’re after, you’ll have to set the color of both the pullToRefreshView and tableView, then set the background color of the cells using this method:

- (void)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView willDisplayCell:(UITableViewCell *)cell forRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath {
    cell.backgroundColor = [UIColor whiteColor];
}

An important caveat about this technique: Your table view’s background colour will be displayed in any empty space below the cells your data source provides, even if its display style is set to plain. See the attached screenshot:

I’m not sure how to address that issue, but this Stack Overflow thread provides a lot of solid information about customizing table view colours.

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@asmallteapot is right, the color above the pull to refresh view belongs to the table view. If you want to change that portion of the table view's background color only (and not the bottom part), you're gonna have to add a new view/layer above the pull to refresh view and set its backgroundColor. That's how I've been doing it in most of my apps anyway.

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