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I'm new to iOS, but I know the basis. I want to host 3 UITableViewController in a UITabBarController using the storyboard.

I dragged a UITableViewController from the object list(?) and control dragged creating a seguel. Now the tab shows successfully the table view controller.

The issue is the rows are taking the space of the status bar. So I want a navigation bar(?) there, with a title. Since I'm new to iOS I don't know the following:

Given the fact that UITabBarController is the first controller ever, the hosted UITableViewController should not have a back button, obviously. So is it correct to use a navigation bar to display a title (and possible add/edit buttons)

If so, I tried dragging the Navigation Bar but it doesn't work.

What am I missing or doing wrong?

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  • try drag a new UINavigation Controller to your storyboard, set a title and put all ur current stuff into it, and link ur Navigation Controller with ur tab item in ur Tabbar Controller, you can hide the back button for ur Navigation bar Commented Aug 6, 2014 at 4:35

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hope this helps enter image description here

actually it is done for another answer. but it will be handy to u too

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I'm accepting your answer since the visual was very helpful
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You will want to add in 3 UINavigationControllers. Have each tab in the tab bar controller segue to a different navigation controller. Then set the root view controller for each navigation controller to one of the table view controllers.

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