I'm working on a custom version of UISplitView. I have two container views, one for the left content, and one for the right. I use a UINavigationBar at the top of the right side (outside that container view), and the left side contains a UINavigationController.
This was all working fine. Both navigation bars were drawing correctly (unlike the UIToolbar I wanted to use, which refused to draw correctly at the top of the screen no matter what I did). Then I decided I wanted a tiny drop shadow on the left edge of the right content. I didn't change anything other than to add a 5px-wide UIView on the left edge, widen the right side view by 5px, and scootch the UINavigationBar and container view over 5 px. I set up autolayout constraints on all of this to maintain that geometry. Problem is, now the right side UINavigationBar is drawing differently. It no longer has the hairline border at its bottom, and it's more transparent. Apple has made this stuff so much harder to deal with in iOS 7. How can I get the nav bar to behave? TIA, -- Rick
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