Unfortunately there is no showsTouchWhenHighlighted for UIBarButtonItem and I can't edit my button from the toolbar...
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The property responsible for this is accessible in the UIButton class:
You can access this (programmatically) in a UIBarButtonItem by assigning a UIButton to the bar button item's customView property, and configuring the button. You can do this in Interface Builder too: drag a UIButton onto a UIToolbar, and it will automatically embed it in a UIBarButtonItem for you - then look for the "Shows Touch On Highlight" checkbox under the button's settings.
Incidentally, I don't know how you're customising your buttons so feel free to ignore this, but if your button looks and behaves like a standard toolbar item then users will expect the glow effect.
Answer from here
EDIT:
Try this then: