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There are a number of pieces of the UI that can be customised in the SDK. This should be done in conjunction with CSS customisation and Android customisation. To give the best user experience, you should make your CSS and SDK customisations consistently.
To customise the native iOS user interface, you will need to change various files inside the GIDresources.bundle, inside the IDMetrics frameworks, and sometimes in your app.
Where possible, we recommend that you make any changes in your own app, rather than changing the GIDresources.bundle directly. This makes it easier for you to update to later versions of the iOS SDK without losing your local customisations.
Warning: Before you start customising
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When you are customising the SDK UI, there is potential for mistakes to be made. If you find that your app is inoperable, we may ask you to revert to the original SDK files as a first step in diagnosing any issues, and to remove any customised UI settings. |
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Some customisations on iOS SDK require you to open the IDMetrics frameworks, and change files inside the frameworks. This means that with each new SDK release, you will need to re-apply your customisations. We are working with our third party providers to work out a more maintainable method for these customisations. |
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We will be able to provide advice on customising the UI in the SDK, but there are limitations to what you can change in the UI. |
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SDK version 1.21.0 introduced new capabilities to use customisations in your app, rather than requiring changes inside the |
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