Ho can I change the title from a menu entry in a catalyst app.
Let's say I wanna change the menu item title from File/About to File/About app
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I have an app with a target/bundle name MyApp. For all the OS X App there are a menu bar that has the app name. Can you change the text of that menu bar without changing the bundle name. I saw some apps does that.
I have a OS X application. The app works fine, and the first menu item is the app's title, "Elision". However, under the "Elision" and "Help" menus, the title displayed is "Test". How do I change this?
Open the xib or storyboard file containing the menu, and select the menu item(s) you wish to change. You may set the menu item titles as desired via the Inspector:
I made an applescript and want it to be in the menu bar. So when I click it in the menu bar, it will run. I don't want it in my dock. How can I do that. Can I do it in my script or can I do it with an app that puts app shortcuts in the menu bar. I am on OSX Yosemite.
I just started coding for iOS 7 and can't make the title and back button appear in the Navigation item. What can cause this and how can I fix it?
Thanks.
Make sure your ViewController is embed in NavigationController. (Choose your ViewController from Storyboard, then go to Editor menu from Xcode and Embed in -> NavigationController)
Drag and drop the Navigation Item into your ViewController, and now you can enter the title of your ViewController and name for you back button.
In interface builder I added a menu item to the main menu. I can click on the menu and access its contents, however the title of the menu item doesn't show when running the program.
The image shows the application and its menu on top and on the bottom is the application as it appears in IB. Notice that where the menu in IB has the "Calculate" menu option, the running application has in its menu a space instead.
In the menu bar, there is an NSMenuItem which contains an NSMenu. Both have a "Title" property. In Interface Builder, what you see in the menu bar is the title of the NSMenuItem. In the application, what you see is the title of the NSMenu. If the NSMenu's title is not set, then you'll just see an empty string, which is what you've shown in your screenshot.
Click on the Menu item in Interface Builder so that the attached menu shows up. You can then set the title.
Note that in Interface Builder, if you drag a Menu Item to the menu bar, you get an NSMenuItem without any NSMenu attached. I suspect that's what you've done. You can drag a Menu on top of the NSMenuItem to add a menu to it, and then you can set the menu's title correctly. If instead of dragging a Menu Item, however, you drag a Submenu Item, then the attached NSMenu is already present, and it automatically updates the title when you change the text in the menu bar.