Question 1

How do I change the alert color in FCAlertView?

Accepted Answer

Set the colorScheme property to a UIColor, such as alert.colorScheme = .flatBlue, using the pre-defined flat colors from the palette or custom colors. This allows matching your app's theme easily.

Question 2

FCAlertView or UIAlertController: which should I use?

Accepted Answer

Choose FCAlertView for highly customizable, flat-design alerts with themes and pre-built types, but opt for UIAlertController if you need native system integration, accessibility features, or support for more than two buttons without extra work.

Question 3

How to make FCAlertView auto-dismiss after a few seconds?

Accepted Answer

Set the autoHideSeconds property to the desired time, like alert.autoHideSeconds = 5, which will automatically hide the alert after 5 seconds. This is useful for temporary notifications.

Question 4

Can I add custom images to FCAlertView?

Accepted Answer

Yes, use the withCustomImage parameter when calling showAlert, passing a UIImage to display it at the top of the alert. This is great for branding or visual feedback.

Question 5

How to handle button clicks in FCAlertView?

Accepted Answer

Conform to the FCAlertViewDelegate protocol and implement the alertView(alertView:clickedButtonIndex:buttonTitle:) method to detect touches on custom buttons. Ensure the alert's delegate is set to self.

Question 6

Is FCAlertView compatible with iOS dark mode?

Accepted Answer

The README doesn't explicitly mention dark mode support, so you may need to manually adjust colors or use dynamic UIColor to ensure compatibility, which adds extra setup compared to native alerts.

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