Announcing PXAlertView: a replacement for UIAlertView
While upgrading Meep to iOS 7 it became necessary to reimplement the standard UIAlertView provided by Apple because we wanted to specify a custom UIView underneath the title (an image) and also change the styling from the default colours.
Previously we were subclassing UIAlertView and overriding the drawRect method to differentiate from the default look and feel, but this was dangerous as Apple even mentioned in their docs that subclassing of UIAlertView was not supported.
PXAlertView now mimics the iOS 7 UIAlertView in every way but has a default dark style and an easier block based syntax for the API.
Released under the permissive MIT licence, you can do with it as you please, it makes a great alternative to the default UIAlertView and you have the power to customise it to your hearts content.










