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The app I'm working on has a particular color scheme, so I was wondering if it is possible to set a "default" background color, text color, and font size so that every time I create a new view, or label in Interface Builder I don't have to change all of these parameters.
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As of iOS 5, there is the
UIAppearanceprotocol that all of the standard UI elements implement. Using the "Appearance proxy" you can set the appearance for ALL objects of that type in a given application. More information can be found in the incredibly helpful and informative WWDC '12 session on "Advanced Appearance Customization on iOS"How about just creating a DanFViewController (subclassed from UIViewController) that already has the specific background color, text color, font size, etc. you need and then derive all your app's custom views from that?
That's what I do in my own apps where clients are expecting a certain look & feel for all the views.