Tutorial [Template] How to add a Header Image to your PreferenceBundle (PFHeaderCell)

45GTR · July 25, 2015

@@DiDA

And I set it to transparent and there's those lines too

Rook · July 25, 2015

@@DiDA

And I set it to transparent and there's those lines too

The lines are probably from your image.

Make sure it meets the requirements and size.

45GTR · July 25, 2015

320x100

How can I centre it??

@@DiDA

KingRalph · August 2, 2015

Can you try the Header patcher template in the first post? Just replace your image with that to see what happens.

I think you have to add an 960x300 image for @3x resolution

MrDemoManHax · December 4, 2015

@@DiDA iv been doing this for 2 days straight now and i cant get it to work. does this work on ios 8.4. iv checked everything over and over again. everything compile fines but when i install i get errors in settings. do you know why its not working for me? iv tryed everything man

xyclon-777 · June 10, 2016

Great job, thanks Dida.

ProNab · March 18, 2017

thanks!

i0s_tweak3r · February 8, 2018

Nice tutorial... this is where I learned a quick easy way to add an image header cell to pref bundle. Used it for a couple tweaks. The image is by default a little short from the right edge on larger iPhones. It's perfect on small ones. You can always add alignment property to it tho and put "2" to center it.

When updating a tweak for iOS 11.1.2 , I realized this doesn't display the picture just the large cell with whatever background color you chose. Don't know why I'm telling u tho when I should be notifying Pixelfire..? I'm sure they're aware tho. I did take a quick look at the runtime code using FLEXible and FLEXified I think the other is called for iOS 11, but just kept seeing a bunch of nil values for properties and ivars I thought dealt with the code written here, and super classes that were top level where I expected to see the custom UIImageView being made.