Added [PXAlertView appearance] object to allow for global customization ... #29
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…on of alerts. Also added the ability to modify button fonts in PXAlertView+Customization.
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...of alerts. Also added the ability to modify button fonts in PXAlertView+Customization.
I'm using PXAlertView within my app and had several problems with window presentation, etc. So I made some minor tweaks to fix those issues.
I also added an appearance object at the class level. PXAlertView will configure the UI to reflect what's in the appearance object, so if the user wants to globally configure the look and feel of the alertView they need only modify the appearance object to suit their needs.
I hope you like it. I do. :)