The document provides instructions for using Pixate, a framework that allows styling of native iOS views with CSS. It outlines downloading and adding the Pixate framework to a project in Xcode, and then demonstrates how to create a default.css stylesheet file to define styles and apply them to a button using runtime attributes.

1. CSS for iOS
Pixate is a free framework that lets
you style your native iOS views with
stylesheets.

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1.Download Pixate Framwork from http://pixate.com

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2.Create a new Project in Xcode 5 with Single View Application

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3.Open Pixate package and Drag & Drop Pixate.framework in the Project.
Don’t forget to mark “Copy items into destination group’s folder” and Create groups for added added folders.

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3.Now add CoreText and QuartzCore frameworks in the bundle from Build Phases.
Don’t forget to mark “Copy items into destination group’s folder” and Create groups for added added folders.

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3.Add “–ObjC” in other linker flags

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3.Open Storyboard and Drag a button on the respective View Controller. As you can see
there is no CSS Design at all.

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Now Create a New File within the Project. Select Others option from the Left Panel under
iOS section ,select Empty File and click Next . Named the file as default.css and press Create

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In default.css file you need to create a Class or /and ID for UIControl design.
For ex. Create a .btn class for a UIButton

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Select a UIControl and Add a new row under “user Defined Runtime Attributes”

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Double Click on keypath to begin editin and type “styleClass”.
Select type String and Class name that you have previously created in the default.css file.

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Run the App on Simulator/Device.

15. My App theme Create with CSS

16. Pixate Flexibility