You can use the GMSNavigationTermsDialogUIParams
object to customize the look
and feel of the Terms and Conditions dialog box by changing the background
color, the fonts, and the text colors.
Example
The following code example demonstrates how to customize the look and feel of the Terms and Conditions dialog box.
Swift
let termsUIParams = GMSNavigationTermsDialogUIParams(
backgroundColor: .brown,
titleFont: UIFont(name:"ChalkboardSE-Bold", size:18),
titleColor: .orange,
mainTextFont: UIFont(name:"MarkerFelt-Wide", size:18),
mainTextColor: .yellow,
buttonsFont: UIFont(name:"Arial-BoldItalicMT", size:14),
cancelButtonTextColor: .green,
acceptButtonTextColor: .blue)
GMSNavigationServices.showTermsAndConditionsDialogIfNeeded(
withTitle: "Some Title",
companyName: "Your Company Name",
uiParams: termsUIParams) { termsAccepted in
if termsAccepted {
// ...
} else {
// ...
}
}
Objective-C
GMSNavigationTermsDialogUIParams *termsUIParams =
[[GMSNavigationTermsDialogUIParams alloc] initWithBackgroundColor:[UIColor brownColor]
titleFont:[UIFont fontWithName:@"ChalkboardSE-Bold" size:18]
titleColor:[UIColor orangeColor]
mainTextFont:[UIFont fontWithName:@"MarkerFelt-Wide" size:18]
mainTextColor:[UIColor yellowColor]
buttonsFont:[UIFont fontWithName:@"Arial-BoldItalicMT" size:14]
cancelButtonTextColor:[UIColor greenColor]
acceptButtonTextColor:[UIColor blueColor]];
[GMSNavigationServices
showTermsAndConditionsDialogIfNeededWithTitle:@"Some Title"
companyName:@"Nav Demo Company"
UIParams:termsUIParams
callback:^(BOOL termsAccepted) {
if (termsAccepted) {
// …
} else {
// …
}
}];