Here's a temporary fix for the "overlapping" issue many are having with menu screens in iOS7. I say "temporary" because this should be resolved once the new iOS Core 3.0 is released. Please note: this is not for the faint of heart! :) I'll be walking you through the process in the Menu with Image plugin. But the same logic applies in other plugins as well. **THE FOLLOWING WAS EDITED TO MAKE IT SIMPLER** WB_screen_menuImage.m: 1) In the viewWillAppear section, find the "//setup navigation bar and background" code. Add this below it: //setup navigation bar and background [BT_viewUtilities configureBackgroundAndNavBar:self theScreenData:[self screenData]]; //set backgroundView image/color NSString *bgColor = [BT_strings getJsonPropertyValue:screenData.jsonVars nameOfProperty:@"backgroundColor" defaultValue:@"clear"]; NSString *bgImage = [BT_strings getJsonPropertyValue:screenData.jsonVars nameOfProperty:@"backgroundImageNameSmallDevice" defaultValue:@""]; if ([appDelegate.rootApp.rootDevice isIPad]) { bgImage = [BT_strings getJsonPropertyValue:screenData.jsonVars nameOfProperty:@"backgroundImageNameLargeDevice" defaultValue:@""]; } if ([bgColor length]>0) { UIColor *bgColorObj = [BT_color getColorFromHexString:bgColor]; self.view.backgroundColor = bgColorObj; } if ([bgImage length]>0) { UIImageView *bgImageView = [UIImageView new]; bgImageView.frame = self.view.frame; [bgImageView setContentMode:UIViewContentModeScaleToFill]; if ([BT_fileManager doesFileExistInBundle:bgImage]) { bgImageView.image = [UIImage imageNamed:bgImage]; } else if ([BT_fileManager doesLocalFileExist:bgImage]) { bgImageView.image = [BT_fileManager getImageFromFile:bgImage]; } [self.view addSubview:bgImageView]; [self.view sendSubviewToBack:bgImageView]; } That should be it!

My app says 3.0 in the control panel now. Doesn't this mean its out?

I haven't heard that it's been released yet. Where do you see it saying "3.0"? When it arrives, it will likely show up on the project download page as a new download option (similar to Android, where you can download the old package or the new 3.0 package).

And if you'd like to change the navigation bar color to be the same as your menu row background color, here's the code to stick in the viewWillAppear method: //set navBar color NSString *navBarColor = [BT_strings getJsonPropertyValue:screenData.jsonVars nameOfProperty:@"navBarColor" defaultValue:[BT_strings getJsonPropertyValue:screenData.jsonVars nameOfProperty:@"listRowBackgroundColor" defaultValue:@"clear"]]; if (navBarColor.length>0){ NSArray *ver = [[UIDevice currentDevice].systemVersion componentsSeparatedByString:@"."]; if ([[ver objectAtIndex:0] intValue] >= 7) { self.navigationController.navigationBar.barTintColor = [BT_color getColorFromHexString:navBarColor]; self.navigationController.navigationBar.translucent = NO; }else { self.navigationController.navigationBar.tintColor = [BT_color getColorFromHexString:navBarColor]; } }

On my page that list all of my apps... App Name Here created: 08/02/2013 05:35 PM modified: 10/08/2013 03:51 PM vers: 3.0 views: 556 Yesterday, and every day previous, said vers: 1.0

Once again, I make things more complicated than they need to be! I just updated the above code to simplify it.

@BranX26 - my 2.1.9 control panel still says 1.0 for all my apps. But regardless, I don't believe that corresponds to the iOS version number.

And... it seems if you go from one menu screen to another, then you need the first set of code I provided to make it look right. Here it is for reference: WB_screen_menuImage.h file: 1) Between the curly braces, add: UIView *backgroundView; 2) In the "properties" section, add: @property (nonatomic, retain) UIView *backgroundView; WB_screen_menuImage.m file: 3) In the viewDidLoad method, near the top add: //init background view backgroundView = [UIView new]; backgroundView.frame = self.view.frame; 4) In the viewDidLoad section, look for all the "addSubview" methods and replace like so: old: [self.view addSubview:headerImage]; new: [backgroundView addSubview:headerImage]; old: [self.view addSubview:myTableView]; new: [backgroundView addSubview:myTableView]; 5) In the viewDidLoad section, near the bottom add: //add background view [self.view addSubview:backgroundView]; 6) In the viewWillAppear section, find the "//setup navigation bar and background" code and add the following below it: //setup navigation bar and background [BT_viewUtilities configureBackgroundAndNavBar:self theScreenData:[self screenData]]; //set backgroundView image/color NSString *bgColor = [BT_strings getJsonPropertyValue:screenData.jsonVars nameOfProperty:@"backgroundColor" defaultValue:@"clear"]; NSString *bgImage = [BT_strings getJsonPropertyValue:screenData.jsonVars nameOfProperty:@"backgroundImageNameSmallDevice" defaultValue:@""]; if ([appDelegate.rootApp.rootDevice isIPad]) { bgImage = [BT_strings getJsonPropertyValue:screenData.jsonVars nameOfProperty:@"backgroundImageNameLargeDevice" defaultValue:@""]; } if ([bgColor length]>0) { UIColor *bgColorObj = [BT_color getColorFromHexString:bgColor]; backgroundView.backgroundColor = bgColorObj; } if ([bgImage length]>0) { UIImageView *bgImageView = [UIImageView new]; bgImageView.frame = backgroundView.frame; [bgImageView setContentMode:UIViewContentModeScaleToFill]; if ([BT_fileManager doesFileExistInBundle:bgImage]) { bgImageView.image = [UIImage imageNamed:bgImage]; } else if ([BT_fileManager doesLocalFileExist:bgImage]) { bgImageView.image = [BT_fileManager getImageFromFile:bgImage]; } [backgroundView addSubview:bgImageView]; [backgroundView sendSubviewToBack:bgImageView]; }

Thanks Chris! You are ahead of the game, as always :) Farcat